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Book suggestions for someone trying to build a reading habit?

I’m trying to build a proper reading habit.

For the last few years, I kept buying a lot of self-help / tech / startup-related books, but I rarely finished them. I’d either leave them halfway or stop after a few chapters. So now I’m trying to first build the habit of reading itself, instead of forcing myself through “productive” books.

Recently, I finished Norwegian Wood by Murakami and The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, and I liked both.

What should I read next?

I don’t want pure fiction for the sake of fiction. I’m looking for books with an interesting story, but also something that makes me think philosophically, emotionally, politically, or just about life in general.

I’m also interested in history, geopolitics, and politics, so I’d love suggestions that are engaging but also make me feel like I’m learning something useful about the world.

Open to literary fiction, historical fiction, political novels, narrative nonfiction, memoirs, or anything that sits somewhere between story and reflection.

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u/Best-Potential-5964 — 22 hours ago

Any small volunteer groups in Bangalore that do meaningful work on weekends?

Looking for smaller/community-style groups (not huge NGOs necessarily) maybe teaching kids, food drives, helping shelters, etc. Just want to contribute some time on weekends specifically sundays.
Would appreciate recommendations

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u/Best-Potential-5964 — 7 days ago

Any small volunteer groups in Bangalore that do meaningful work on weekends?

Looking for smaller/community-style groups (not huge NGOs necessarily) maybe teaching kids, food drives, helping shelters, etc. Just want to contribute some time on weekends specifically sundays.
Would appreciate recommendations

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u/Best-Potential-5964 — 7 days ago
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I’m curious, has AI actually changed how people are coding or prepping for internships and placements? Or is it still mostly the same CP, dev, ML path? Are folks using AI tools a lot, or just casually?

Also what’s happening on campus overall, like COPS, E-Cell, other SNTC clubs, CS courses etc. Are people building different things now because of AI or is the vibe still similar?

Just trying to understand how fast AI adoption is happening on campus and if it’s actually affecting anything

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u/Best-Potential-5964 — 21 days ago