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  W ho doesn't know about the 'Diwali' festival in India? As an Indian, I am truly proud that we celebrate such a joyful, light-filled, sparkling, and happiness-filled festival once every year. However, Diwali isn't just about the diyas (earthen lamps) and crackers; it is also renowned for its delicious sweets and snacks. Let me share some of the foods that we prepare in our homes for this festive occasion. 1. Murukku: Murukku is a popular South Indian snack that is made during Diwali. It is a crunchy, savory snack made from rice flour and urad dal flour, seasoned with sesame seeds and with a hint of asafoetida (hing). The dough is typically shaped into spiral or coil patterns using a special press or mold (Murukku Kuzhai), and then deep-fried until crispy.  2. Adhirasam: Adhirasam is a deep-fried sweet snack made from a mixture of rice flour, jaggery, and a hint of cardamom powder. The dough is shaped into discs and then fried in oil or ghee until they become golden br

Title: Unraveling the Mystery of Chandrayan Gupta’s “Reason to Fight” In the thrilling pages of "Reason to Fight," Chandrayan Gupta weaves a narrative that transcends the typical crime thriller by blending elements of psychological drama, complex human relationships, and the inception of an unlikely romance. This gripping tale explores the darker recesses of human nature, leaving readers both intrigued and chilled by its chilling revelations. The story begins with the tragic and mysterious death of a television actor's son. The police, quick to close the case, rule it a suicide. However, the grieving father, unable to accept this conclusion, turns to his niece, Radha Bose, for help. Radha is no ordinary private investigator. She is a former soldier who exited the military under harrowing circumstances, and is haunted by PTSD, adding a lot of depth to her character and methods. Radha's entry into the investigation marks the beginning of a journey fraught with personal

 Title: New Age Software Project Management: A Guide to Success in the technological revolution Are you a software engineering student eager to step into the tech industry? Are you dreaming of a career in software development or aiming to elevate your role to a 'Software Project Manager' or 'Program Manager'? Or perhaps you’re already a practicing Software Project Manager looking to enrich your knowledge and skills? If you answered 'Yes' to any of these questions, then Harshad Acharya's "New Age Software Project Management" is a must-read for you. In a world on the cusp of the Industry 4.0 revolution, Acharya's book stands out as a comprehensive and practical guide for professionals in the Information Technology and Project Management fields. As we navigate through a transformative era characterized by a fusion of advanced technologies, this book offers a clear and accessible roadmap to mastering software project management in today's dynam

'Summer of 93' written by Archana Somvanshi is a book having a nostalgic title, the cover image compliments both the title and the story presented in it. The main reason for me choosing this book is its emotional blurb and the title. We all used to feel something was missing in today's life despite having everything, that 'something' is a 'nostalgic life' and through this book, it is been fulfilled. This book has many characters and each plays a vital role in this story. Though,  the story is about the siblings named Anju, Mantu, and Bunty. Along with the trio Saraswati, Janki Devi, Kashinath, etc. also play a major role in the plot. The trio of siblings arrives at their ancestral village to meet people and learn about the family's past which happened in the 1970s. There, they meet Kashinath who has a deep impact on the happenings in 1976. The more they know about their family's past, the more trouble arrives to them. Despite of that how did they ove