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Audio lectures by the name of The Teaching Classes : No Excuses - Existentialism and Meaning of Life. Series of about 25 half hour lectures covering 5 eminent existentialists (Camus, Kirkegaard, Nietzsche, Husserl and Sartre) along with a few authors that tilted that way, Dostoevsky, Hesse and Kafka.

I hear these half hour lectures while jogging every morning and they are brilliant enough that I feel like jogging more than I can so that I can hear more.

Next in line is Sapiens (on audible, got 3 free months courtesy Google Pay's ongoing game). Ek aadmi ek din mein kitni hi jogging karega...

Meri Animal Farm tab ye 40rs ki thi. :D Flipkart didn't have any delivery charges for books then

You could try "The Marathas,1600-1818" by Stewart Gordon, if you want something scholarly/academic

ye walli meri

bhagavad gita

gospel of sri ramakrishna

talks with ramana maharshi

https://www.amazon.in/GOLDEN-RULES-LIVING-YOUR-BEST/dp/9355207883/ref=sr\_1\_1?qid=1670405312&refinements=p\_27%3ASwami+Mukundananda&s=books&sr=1-1

That's really good. Keep doing your best. You might want to check out Notion. I've been using it for so long I don't use anything else for maintaining notes for books/classes. Plus, you can create public links which take people directly to your notes with a very minimalist UI. So, you can have a homepage, a bunch of links which take users to your notion notes. I hope you find it as useful as I do.

Let me take this opportunity to introduce you to Caliber app. PDFs dont convert perfectly.

Download .epub or .mobi file of book you want from b-ok.cc/ and add it caliber app and through caliber send your desired ebook to your kindle via data cable.
Thank you.

I've written a book based on Chanakya. The first few chapters are free to read: https://www.amazon.in/Chanakya-Artha-Arnab-Talukder-ebook/dp/B08FQZSYRH/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&qid=1599163838&refinements=p_27%3AArnab++Talukder&s=digital-text&sr=1-1&text=Arnab++Talukder

It's based off legends, history and the translation of the Arthashastra by L.N. Rangarajan

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viz.wsj.android&hl=en_SG

I was talking about this. Yes its from Viz Media and i felt it was good. TBH i don't like reading mangas online i would prefer if i could buy a physical copy but i know buying the whole volumes would be expensive for me so i always end up reading them online anyways.

Great summary. Although I am of opinion that 1967 one should be perused with a more well known war of 1962, preferably in a chronological order.

Broadly speaking, there are two schools of thought.

1. Maxwell- that lays the blame on India for being the aggressor. This is also partly based on the Bhagat-Brooks report that critically analyzes the Indian military and polity of the shortcomings of the war.
2. Bertil Lintner- that analyzes the war in the backdrop of larger geopolitical factors, internal turmoils in CCP etc.