The stories that disturb us most are rarely the ones that reveal how evil looks. They are the ones that reveal how ordinary it can appear until the damage is already irreversible. That unsettling realization forms the emotional core of The Pune Serial Killers, where Sujata Sapre and Anandajit Goswami choose not to chase the spectacle of violence but the quieter, more difficult question that follows it: how do seemingly educated, unremarkable young men become participants in u

Some books ask how society functions. Others ask why human beings exist. Very few attempt to answer both questions simultaneously. That ambition sits at the heart of The Second Breath: The Measure of Becoming in Science, Spirit and Human Condition by Dr. Rabindra Nath Sahoo. At first glance, the book appears to be about population dynamics, a subject most readers associate with census tables, demographic projections, fertility rates, and economic planning. In public disco