2nd Feb 2024: Baithak - Of Big Cats and Tigers 1pm to 1.50pm "The magnificent big cats of the jungle, such as the great Bengal Tiger, have inspired writers of both fiction and nonfiction for generations. News anchor and environment reporter Gargi Rawat’s recent book, ‘Tiger Season,’ is a fictional account of an environmental journalist's... Continue Reading →
Interview in Read Fingers
Author Interview – Arefa Tehsin, Author of Do Tigers drink blood? And 13 other mysteries of nature http://www.readfingers.com/portfolio-item/author-interview-arefa-tehsin-author-of-do-tigers-drink-blood-and-13-other-mysteries-of-nature/ By Ramya Mishra Ramya Mishra : Your book seems to be well researched. What all are the sources, from where you pick up the information? Arefa Tehsin : The main sources for this book are my... Continue Reading →
Outlook: Growl Through a Whodunnit (Book Review)
OUTLOOK reviews Do Tigers Drink Blood & 13 Other Mysteries of Nature
YIB Reviews Do Tigers Drink Blood
India is a land of abundant flora and fauna, some well known, such as the tiger and others relatively unheard of such as the caracal, a handsome looking animal; another of the cat species. In this book one gets to have a closer look at the line-up of thirteen different fascinating species of animalia. The... Continue Reading →
Of the Owl and the Koel (Review: Do Tigers Drink Blood)
OF THE OWL AND THE KOEL By MEHRU JAFFER Stories for children The many books about bees and birds written by Raza and Arefa Tehsin, a father-daughter duo are a must for all children destined to spend the rest of their lives away from the mysteries of nature. For to read the Tehsins is to discover... Continue Reading →
Four talks in Delhi
Four talks in the Delhi chill on the chilling Mysteries of Nature in Pathways School, Gurgaon, Shiv Nadar School, Noida and Mayoor School, Noida
Book Launch & Panel Discussion in Delhi
A charming address by the charming Dr. Shashi Tharoor during the launch,"You must read this book to your children. And if you do not have children, borrow someone's child and read this book to him..." A fable on how the clever coppersmith helped the hornbill, who'd used cement instead of mud to build his nest,... Continue Reading →