Unabridged The Book Club Kamala Nehru College
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July 4, 2025 • 1 min
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"Hi everyone. A fictional character that I relate with the most is Maggie Toliver from George Eliot's the Mill on the Floors. For if you've read the book you'll know that she's extremely impulsive. She doesn't quite think about the consequences before jumping into situations and she believes the world hates her, which every young girl must have once or twice felt in their life and therefo...
"Hi everyone. A fictional character that I relate with the most is Maggie Toliver from George Eliot's the Mill on the Floors. For if you've read the book you'll know that she's extremely impulsive. She doesn't quite think about the consequences before jumping into situations and she believes the world hates her, which every young girl must have once or twice felt in their life and therefo...
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May 19, 2025 • 42 secs
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"Hello, Dr. Anushwal. And you are listening to Tanushka Sarma. Hi, I am Tanashka. So my question was regarding your book, the corporate spirituality. What or which incident reflected you or inspired you to write this book? What are those incidents that keeps happening in your life that made you decide that you are going to write this book? And what are the continuous inspiration that kee...
"Hello, Dr. Anushwal. And you are listening to Tanushka Sarma. Hi, I am Tanashka. So my question was regarding your book, the corporate spirituality. What or which incident reflected you or inspired you to write this book? What are those incidents that keeps happening in your life that made you decide that you are going to write this book? And what are the continuous inspiration that kee...
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May 16, 2025 • 26 secs
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"Hello, this is Sonam. So corporate spirituality beautifully bridges the gap between professional success and inner peace. It offers a refreshing perspective on how spiritual values can thrive in the business world. So My question for Dr. Anshul Gupta is, what inspired you to connect spirituality with the corporate world? And did you face any personal challenges in doing that?"
"Hello, this is Sonam. So corporate spirituality beautifully bridges the gap between professional success and inner peace. It offers a refreshing perspective on how spiritual values can thrive in the business world. So My question for Dr. Anshul Gupta is, what inspired you to connect spirituality with the corporate world? And did you face any personal challenges in doing that?"
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May 9, 2025 • 31 secs
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"Hello, I am Anya. Having recently come across your insightful book, the Corporate Spirituality, I was deeply intrigued by the way you connect inner awareness with professional growth. So, Dr. Anshil Gupta, what inspired you to explore specialty in the corporate world? And how can young professionals begin to integrate these principles in high pressure environments?"
"Hello, I am Anya. Having recently come across your insightful book, the Corporate Spirituality, I was deeply intrigued by the way you connect inner awareness with professional growth. So, Dr. Anshil Gupta, what inspired you to explore specialty in the corporate world? And how can young professionals begin to integrate these principles in high pressure environments?"
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May 8, 2025 • 21 secs
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"Hi. Lakshita. Dobrya, this side. And my question for Dr. Anshul Gupta is that what inspired you for writing the corporate spirituality? And was there any defining moment or your experience which inspired you to write this novel? Thank you."
"Hi. Lakshita. Dobrya, this side. And my question for Dr. Anshul Gupta is that what inspired you for writing the corporate spirituality? And was there any defining moment or your experience which inspired you to write this novel? Thank you."
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"The integration of models, metrics and real world insights make the concept of workplace spirituality not just aspirational, but achievable. It's clear that the years of meditation and research have been translated into something profoundly valuable for both individuals and organizations. Now I want to ask a question like in the book you talk about aligning employee values with organizatio...
"The integration of models, metrics and real world insights make the concept of workplace spirituality not just aspirational, but achievable. It's clear that the years of meditation and research have been translated into something profoundly valuable for both individuals and organizations. Now I want to ask a question like in the book you talk about aligning employee values with organizatio...
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February 17, 2025 • 2 mins
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"It should have, you know, highlighted the character of her mother as well, who hasn't spoke for herself and why she hasn't spoke for herself, rather being it, you know, centralized towards Atlas. So that was what my thing. And I'm not a fan of those mutti scenes. I prefer more romance in terms of words, affirmation, action. And yeah, that is why I thought that it ends up with us is over...
"It should have, you know, highlighted the character of her mother as well, who hasn't spoke for herself and why she hasn't spoke for herself, rather being it, you know, centralized towards Atlas. So that was what my thing. And I'm not a fan of those mutti scenes. I prefer more romance in terms of words, affirmation, action. And yeah, that is why I thought that it ends up with us is over...
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February 17, 2025 • 57 secs
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"Hello, everyone. My name is Srijani. And a book Bus Kill would definitely be Colleen Hoover Books, especially the It Ends With Us. It starts with a series because the author has not only normalized but also romanticized toxic relationships and also abusive relationships. So, like, an author should be, like, an author inspires a lot of people. Okay."
"Hello, everyone. My name is Srijani. And a book Bus Kill would definitely be Colleen Hoover Books, especially the It Ends With Us. It starts with a series because the author has not only normalized but also romanticized toxic relationships and also abusive relationships. So, like, an author should be, like, an author inspires a lot of people. Okay."
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February 17, 2025 • 47 secs
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"Both of them, like, all the characters in Hunger Games as well as in Divergent series, of course, they are based on two different plots, but it would be really amazing if those two worlds crossed over. Like, it would definitely have that thrill and adventure and. Yeah, so I guess that's my dream crossover world."
"Both of them, like, all the characters in Hunger Games as well as in Divergent series, of course, they are based on two different plots, but it would be really amazing if those two worlds crossed over. Like, it would definitely have that thrill and adventure and. Yeah, so I guess that's my dream crossover world."
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February 3, 2025 • 47 secs
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"The author I feel like people should know more about is, like, Robin Cook. I feel like a lot of people know him, but also a lot of people don't. So, like, he writes mystery books, which are thrillers and with a little bit of science fiction. And it's amazing. Like, it keeps you engaging. Like, it keeps you engaged in it. And it's unputdownable, and the plot is perfect. It's set. And I gu...
"The author I feel like people should know more about is, like, Robin Cook. I feel like a lot of people know him, but also a lot of people don't. So, like, he writes mystery books, which are thrillers and with a little bit of science fiction. And it's amazing. Like, it keeps you engaging. Like, it keeps you engaged in it. And it's unputdownable, and the plot is perfect. It's set. And I gu...
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September 23, 2024 • 1 min
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"Characters like this would be really fun for every young age to every other aged people like. So yeah, this is something I really wish to see. Let me know your views on this. Thank you."
"Characters like this would be really fun for every young age to every other aged people like. So yeah, this is something I really wish to see. Let me know your views on this. Thank you."
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September 23, 2024 • 1 min
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"So they are mixture of the mixture of the adventure, action, comedy, fantasy, drama or science fiction children's slim. These. Both are the mixture of these genres. So, yes, and this fusion brings together the thrilling adventures of the jungle book and the Hobbit, combining Mowgli's jungle expertise with Bilbo's Middle earth escapades. So, yes, and here is now the title."
"So they are mixture of the mixture of the adventure, action, comedy, fantasy, drama or science fiction children's slim. These. Both are the mixture of these genres. So, yes, and this fusion brings together the thrilling adventures of the jungle book and the Hobbit, combining Mowgli's jungle expertise with Bilbo's Middle earth escapades. So, yes, and here is now the title."
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September 22, 2024 • 1 min
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"Hi guys. I'm Manika Goyal, and this time I am back to present my views on my dream crossover. So I used to be a massive Potterhead, and right now I'm completely obsessed with the six of crows. So naturally, when I read this prompt, the first thing that came to my mind was six of crows pulling off the greatest heist in the wizarding world."
"Hi guys. I'm Manika Goyal, and this time I am back to present my views on my dream crossover. So I used to be a massive Potterhead, and right now I'm completely obsessed with the six of crows. So naturally, when I read this prompt, the first thing that came to my mind was six of crows pulling off the greatest heist in the wizarding world."
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September 22, 2024 • 1 min
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"So according to me, Harry Potter and the Twilight series show have a must have a crossover because as we have saw that Edward was which who is basically Robert Pattinson was a part of both Harry Potter and the Twilight series. So it would be a massive crossover if those world would combine together. Both harbium, both are dark worlds, both have superficial powers. So it will be so good ...
"So according to me, Harry Potter and the Twilight series show have a must have a crossover because as we have saw that Edward was which who is basically Robert Pattinson was a part of both Harry Potter and the Twilight series. So it would be a massive crossover if those world would combine together. Both harbium, both are dark worlds, both have superficial powers. So it will be so good ...
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September 21, 2024 • 43 secs
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"Hello, I am Nainika. My dream crossover world would combine hiccup from the movie how to train your dragon. Meeting Merida from Reef. I could imagine their encounter in the woods where Merida would be practicing her archery and of course hiccup searching for the dragons. Theyd compliment each other strengths so a crossover world between them would be adventurous and where their distinct cult...
"Hello, I am Nainika. My dream crossover world would combine hiccup from the movie how to train your dragon. Meeting Merida from Reef. I could imagine their encounter in the woods where Merida would be practicing her archery and of course hiccup searching for the dragons. Theyd compliment each other strengths so a crossover world between them would be adventurous and where their distinct cult...
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September 18, 2024 • 1 min
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"See, the main character, Griffin, was just. I get that he's supposed to be morally grey, but there's a fine line between a flawed character and someone who's just flat out unlikable. The more I read, the less I cared about what happened to him. Also, the pacing was just kind of slow. I've tried to finish it multiple times, but I fail each time."
"See, the main character, Griffin, was just. I get that he's supposed to be morally grey, but there's a fine line between a flawed character and someone who's just flat out unlikable. The more I read, the less I cared about what happened to him. Also, the pacing was just kind of slow. I've tried to finish it multiple times, but I fail each time."
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September 17, 2024 • 2 mins
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"I mean, especially for a book that is for young adults, I don't think abusive relationships, rape and self harm should be justified. And I think all the characters in the book are problematic as well. Let's talk about Rael. He was, I don't know, the core problem. He killed his brother. That guy is traumatized. He needs some therapy. But somehow Colin hover justified his character. He just. S...
"I mean, especially for a book that is for young adults, I don't think abusive relationships, rape and self harm should be justified. And I think all the characters in the book are problematic as well. Let's talk about Rael. He was, I don't know, the core problem. He killed his brother. That guy is traumatized. He needs some therapy. But somehow Colin hover justified his character. He just. S...
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September 16, 2024 • 51 secs
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"Some of the scenes were not dealt with care and its characters were defined by their trauma rather than their individuality. Just an opinion everyone, so please colon our fans, dont take it personally. Thank you."
"Some of the scenes were not dealt with care and its characters were defined by their trauma rather than their individuality. Just an opinion everyone, so please colon our fans, dont take it personally. Thank you."
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September 15, 2024 • 1 min
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"Hi, little cute pups. And to whosoever listening to this, you are listening to Dhanushka Sharma. And today's prompt is my literary love and my favorite author. So my favorite author is Ali Hazelbert. Yes. Who is also from stem background, which is not my thing. But the thing is, Ali has so good vocab that she made the person fall in love with the character."
"Hi, little cute pups. And to whosoever listening to this, you are listening to Dhanushka Sharma. And today's prompt is my literary love and my favorite author. So my favorite author is Ali Hazelbert. Yes. Who is also from stem background, which is not my thing. But the thing is, Ali has so good vocab that she made the person fall in love with the character."
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September 13, 2024 • 2 mins
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"Like with so many people raving about the book, your expectations might have been sky high, leading to a sense of disappointment. Then philosophical themes. While many love the books exploration of spirituality and philosophy, others might find it too preachy or overwhelming and then lack of character development. Obviously, some readers feel that the protagonist, Santiago is not well devel...
"Like with so many people raving about the book, your expectations might have been sky high, leading to a sense of disappointment. Then philosophical themes. While many love the books exploration of spirituality and philosophy, others might find it too preachy or overwhelming and then lack of character development. Obviously, some readers feel that the protagonist, Santiago is not well devel...
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