Saawarni's Blog

During moments of downcast, my blog becomes my sanctuary, revitalizing my spirit and reconnecting me with my essence. Today, I extend a warm welcome to my readers. One profound realization that has recently dawned upon me is my unwavering commitment to preserving the authenticity of subjects, much like I cherish a quaint eatery serving delectable dishes or an overlooked time-worn monument. Just as I believe in savoring the unaltered essence of these experiences, I approach my blog with the same reverence, allowing its inherent charm to shine through, even in the company of a select few dedicated readers. The above image is of the Partition Museum and Dara Shukoh Library Building and the image below is of the unmarked grave of Dara Shukoh at Humayun's Tomb This time, I've delved even deeper into a captivating subject that I believe my readers will thoroughly enjoy – Dara Shukoh. Rather than delving into the academic intricacies of his life, such as the history of the Dara Shukoh...

Where was I? Greetings to my dear readers, After long three years finally I convinced myself to sit and write something up. Since three years have lapsed and there has been a lot of changes that have taken place in my life since then. When I was writing blogs previously, I was pursuing my under graduation from Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi about which I never miss a moment to brag about. So many things happened since then that I will surely write a separate blog about it. But for now, let me tell my dear readers that currently I am pursuing the second year of my LL.B from Law Centre II, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi and yes I am about to become a lawyer in a few months. Sounds interesting, isn't it? Anyway, let's start with the blog and yes it is gonna be an interesting blog because here I will be writing about two things among which one is a book which I recently finished reading and a movie that I recently watched on Netflix. Co-incidence Since I a...

Well , this is my consecutively third book review blog because I can't resist myself from reading books now a days . I am heading towards the last year of my undergraduate programme and I have to prepare myself for Post Graduate studies in future so I am just pulling my socks up by reading few accomplished non fictions mostly political and historical and yet one book which caught my attention was " Pax Indica " by Dr. Shashi Tharoor . I loved the concept of this book because I love international relations and I am a frequent reader of international policies , news and worldwide politics all that stuff and this book was eventually based on it , that's why I couldn't cease myself from reading this book.  (Image Source : Image clicked by the blogger itself ) Now , What this book is basically about ? What is the core concept of this book ? I'll clear all the doubts. This book is specifically written on the Indian Foreign Policy worldwide , it's r...

Well , I can confidently say that my summer holidays went quite productive because the books which I opted to read and especially non fictional were exhilarating and I was poured with great facts and knowledge which were unclear to me and helped me to understand better about some of the few ideologies and incidents which are very essential to understand today because the facts are portrayed in a very distorted manner especially about the deeds and misdeeds of Indian freedom struggle and post independence era.  (Image Source : The one who is writing the blog ! Thanks me later 😉) Thanks to one and only Dr. Shashi Tharoor and being a Delhi University undergraduate student it's my honor to study one of my profound alumni. This summer holidays I decided to read one of his book " Nehru - The Invention of India " 2018 edition and honestly I was stunned after reading this book because this book nourished my knowledge very well to understand the better image ...