Tushar Mangl

Summary A reflective tale set in the town of Evershade, this story follows Yun as he grapples with suppressed childhood trauma in therapy. Despite a privileged upbringing, his emotionally immature family left him scarred in ways he never understood until adulthood. The tale explores introspection, unexpected romance, and an inevitable tragedy. How did it begin? I had always wondered if life had a way of balancing things out. If you had plenty in one hand, did it always mean the other was lacking? On days when the rain kissed the cobblestones of Evershade, I would ask myself: why did I feel so... incomplete? Evershade, my hometown, was a jewel nestled between two rolling hills. Picture a place where the air always carried a faint trace of lavender, and the streets wound like serpents, lined with homes so quaint they seemed to have leapt out of a painting. The town’s pride was its orchard—a vast expanse of apple, pear, and plum trees that bloomed with such ferocity in spring that the sig...

 Creating a "When I Die" folder ensures your family is prepared for the inevitable. This guide explores the five essentials you should include: legal documents, financial details, funeral wishes, family conversations, and personal instructions. Think of it as a gift of clarity for your loved ones, shielding them from confusion and disputes during an emotionally challenging time. Introduction: Why start a "When I Die" folder today? I remember a story about a friend’s father who passed unexpectedly. He was the cornerstone of their family, but his meticulous planning was nowhere to be found when it mattered most. Important financial details were scattered, burial preferences were a mystery, and every conversation led to tears or arguments. Grieving the loss was hard enough without the added chaos of uncertainty. Despite being a meticulous man in life, he left no clear instructions for after his death. The result? Endless paperwork, strained relationships, and the linge...

"Cooking is not about being perfect; it's about being real. This book is for all the bad cooks out there who just want to make good food." How a self-proclaimed bad cook makes Indian cuisine accessible to all. If you have ever felt intimidated by Indian cooking, Aakanksha Sethi’s The Bad Cook’s Guide to Indian Cooking is your lifesaver. With 46 beautifully illustrated recipes, it transforms complex dishes like biryani into approachable meals. Packed with humour and practical flow-charts, this book proves that you don’t need to be a chef to cook like one. "The Bad Cook's Guide to Indian Cooking" by Aakanksha Sethi is an accessible introduction to Indian homestyle cooking. The book is a collection of well-illustrated recipes (illustrated by th author herself) , each presented with detailed flow-charts and illustrations to guide even the most inexperienced cooks through the process. Sethi, has compiled these recipes over a decade, ensuring they are...

The weight of apologies Set in the tropical town of Palmere, the story explores Max’s haunting fear of being wrong—a legacy of a turbulent childhood. Raised by angry parents, Max wrestles with the ghosts of his past as he navigates love, loss, and the oppressive weight of people-pleasing. Through emotional dialogues, vivid landscapes, and complex relationships, we witness Max’s journey to understand himself and the tragedy that unfolds when past scars meet present love. The sun in Palmere was relentless, pouring down molten light as if trying to bleach the land clean of its secrets. From the balcony of the old Rassler Inn, I could see the waves crashing against the rocks, their roar distant yet insistent. “You are staring again,” Max muttered, his eyes fixed on the chipped edge of his teacup. “And you are frowning again,” I shot back, leaning against the railing. Max sighed, the kind that carried years of unspoken burdens. His tall frame was hunched, as though even the breeze pressing ...

A twisty conspiracy, a vigilante group, and a world-shaking terrorist plot—David Baldacci’s The Camel Club delivers intrigue, tension, and surprises. This review explores its highs, lows, and what makes it a must-read. Also, don’t miss recommendations for five thrilling reads to curl up with this December. What Makes The Camel Club A Gripping read? David Baldacci’s The Camel Club is a masterclass in blending suspense, action, and political intrigue. Set in the heart of Washington, D.C., the story follows Oliver Stone and his ragtag group of conspiracy theorists. They witness a chilling murder, setting off a chain reaction that reaches the corridors of power. Alongside Secret Service agent Alex Ford and intelligence chief Carter Gray, we’re drawn into a labyrinth of plots within plots. Who Are The Camel Club, and Why should You Care? The titular club is a quirky mix of outcasts, each bringing unique skills to the table. At the centre is Oliver Stone, an enigmatic man with a shadowy p...

Salzer Electronics, a pioneering Indian company in the electrical solutions industry, has grown from humble beginnings into a market leader known for its innovation and resilience. With a strong financial foundation and ambitious plans, the company’s story is one of vision, adaptability, and steady evolution. Here is an engaging tale about Salzer, its journey, and its outlook. What’s the Origin Story of Salzer Electronics? Picture this: It’s the early 1980s in Coimbatore, a city bustling with entrepreneurial energy. Among its many dreamers was S. Ramasamy , the founder of Salzer Electronics. He started with a simple idea: to address the gap in customised electrical solutions for industrial and domestic applications. With limited resources but determination, he turned Salzer into a force to reckon with. Fast-forward to today, Salzer Electronics isn’t just another player in the electrical industry—it’s the player . From manufacturing rotary switches and cable ducts to becoming a globally...