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Writer. Editor. Writing books and covering tech with Akriti Rana at TechPP, Indian Express, Navbharat Times. Book reader, writer, occasional story teller.
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Tsubaki Stationery Store: A gentle tale about the art of writing letters

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By Akriti Rana, Nimish Dubey Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Ito Ogawa's Tsubaki Stationery Store. (Generated using AI) Writing may be the cornerstone of the literary world, but it has inspired few stories about itself. Stephen King has written a couple: The Shining, where an author tries to revive his career and write a bestseller, and Misery, where a fanatical reader kidnaps an author and forces her to write a sequel come to mind. But even there, the focus falls on the artist, not the art.
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iQOO Z11 Review: A masterly jack of all trades…and a looker too!

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By Nimish Dubey Verified
| TECHPP Verified
The iQOO Z11 is the latest device in iQOO’s mid-segment Z series. The phone comes with a curved display, a sleek design, and specs and features that make it a solid mid-segmenter. At its starting price of Rs 34,999, the iQOO Z11 is a great option for those who want a phone that is capable of handling most tasks and has flaunt value too.
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Was Alexander really ‘great’? Gripping new biography knocks him off his pedestal

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By Nimish Dubey Verified, Akriti Rana
| The Indian Express Verified
The boy who became king The book opens on November 5, 333 BC, with Babylonian astronomers scanning the night sky, even as a 23-year-old Alexander and his army seek out the forces of the mighty Persian king Darius near Issus (in modern Turkey). Richardson captures the state of mind of Alexander as he awaits the battle that could spell his doom: “Alexander was outnumbered and far from home. Unable to sleep, he had climbed to the top of a hill in the middle of the night.
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