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One Nation One Election Welcome back to my blog. Recently , there's been a lot of buzz going on about the new One Nation One Election proposal, so I thought many people would want to know about this. Learning about One Nation One Election was a great experience for me and I hope it will be the same for you guys too, so sit back and start reading. What Is One Nation One Election ? Well to many of you how are unfamiliar with this, One Nation One Election is a proposal by the Indian Government which aims to synchronize all the elections of India to happen in a certain but same time category. You may be wondering why pull something out of such thin air. Well, the main reason the proposal focuses is to reduce the budget and the cost spent just on elections. Is This A New Idea And What Are Some Other Countries That Have All Their Elections At The Same Time? It might be an unknown fact but the first few elections post the independence of India  were held simultaneously but this practice w...

  Makers,unite......Magic,Ignite....... The Mapmakers is a swashbuckling sequel to the Hatmakers by Tamzin Merchant. Everyone said her father Prospero Hatmaker was dead after his ship the Jolly Bonnet was wrecked but Cordelia Hatmaker thought otherwise. When Jack, the cabin boy and the only known survivor of the shipwreck gives her a telescope her father had asked him to give to her, Cordelia finds a map inside it with a riddle. When trying to decode the riddle, Cordelia stumbles upon the society of the Mapmakers. They are a secret society and are unknown to the Hatmakers, the Bootmakers, the Cloakmakers, the Watchmakers, the Canemakers and the Glovemakers.  But danger is lurking everywhere. Cordelia has to save magic before all the magical places of the world are destroyed by the Evil Lord Witloof. When Lord Witloof destroys all the places except the Elixir Oak , which is the source of magic, it is up to Cordelia to unite the makers and protect magic so it doesn't fall in the...

The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street is a book by Karina Yan Glaser. It is five days before Christmas and the Landlord of the Vanderbeekers has not renewed their lease. The Vanderbeeker Kids have only five days to persuade their landlord the Beiderman to let them stay in their cosy and marvelous home. Will they be able to persuade him? Will he renew their rental agreement lease? Will Operation Beiderman succeed? Read the book to find out. This book was very light hearted and had humorous adventure. The connection between the children and their house is an unbreakable one and I could relate a lot as I can never imagine moving out of my beautiful little home. I loved the bond between the 5 siblings as I have similar bonds with my 4 other cousins. I also thoroughly enjoyed the way they treated the situation like an Intelligence Agency Operation as it made the book more exciting and put me at the edge of my seat. I also liked the way two of the siblings in the Vanderbeekers family fought...

The year is 2425 and is centuries after an asteroid collision struck the Earth. Meanwhile, In the present day, Thomas Reeve and his prodigy cousin Kylie Woollagong create the time tablet. Suddenly, it malfunctions when they are advertising it on television. A girl from the named Ocean Mooney falls into the present with her monkey when the timelines of the future and the present collide and Kylie and Thomas fall into the future. They do not find the future to be like they expected it to be. They have only 24 hours to get back and save the future of humanity as they are the only ones from the present who have learnt the horrible catastrophe that will fall upon Earth in the future.. I loved the book and I thought this was actually a very unique aspect to look at the future. Everyone thinks that the future will be modern but this novel explored the possibility of the future being the opposite of what everyone thinks it will be. It was also emotional as travelling through time made the bond...