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For a moment, imagine that you are 20-something making tons of money in the stock market. The success is heady, and you're living it up! But out of the blue, your car crashes, horrifically. You go off the spotlight. It takes months to even open your eyes, but you can't see anymore. A challenge like no other. Your defeat looks certain.

Kota, beautiful and regal, had once known love and dreamt of happiness. A lifetime ago. Before the murder of her father. Before she became Kota Rani, the wise regent who rules over Kashmir with a firm hand. As invaders and immigrants disturb the tranquility of her land, Kota must find a way to protect her people. But at what personal cost? Can she weather the political intrigues and power-play of the court? Will she succeed in preserving the splendor and diversity of her society? Will social hypocrisy and notions of what a woman should be keep Kota from being the sovereign she knows she is?

“हर दन एक नकब पहन कर नकलत ह, व इसन, खद क पहचन स डरत ह.

Environmentalist, Activist and Author T. Patanjali Sastri is back with a new anthology of original short stories with 'Samantaralu.' Connecting these stories is the intrigue that is the human psyche—there are only experiences, and the memory of those experiences that form the essence of how we go through life. It is the wisdom acquired: to gain, to lose, to quarrel, to remember, to feel a sense of impending death, that culminate into our thoughts and intelligence. There's nothing to understand about life, the author argues; it is only an understanding of oneself that is needed.

'Ketu Viswanathareddy Kathalu' is a collection of short stories which won the 1993-94 Telugu University Award, 1994 Bharatiya Bhasha Parishad Award and 1996 Kendra Sahitya Akademi Award.

About the book: This is a fictional story. Its protagonist is Kailash, a young bandit chieftain from the Chambal region. He is in love with Parvati, the daughter of another dacoit chieftain. Kailash along with his gang kidnaps some people including the groom from a marriage procession bus going from Gwalior to Morena and takes them captive and ransom is demanded.

Kalarekhalu is a sociology-autobiographical novel based on the Telangana struggle against the imperialist regime. The novel is unique in its picturization of the struggle of suppressed humanity.

Man is born of clay. Blends into the soil. Such is the inseparable attachment of clay to man. So the more money a man owes himself, the more he will fall on that clay.

By the light of dawn, over steaming cups of tea, a daughter invokes the past and a mother opens her heart. Mumbai Mornings is centered mostly on conversations between Saya and her mother. As her mother’s stories about relatives long relegated to memory, unfold, it soon becomes clear to Saya that no life is ordinary.

Perplex City paints an intrinsic layer of the city in its three different lockdowns, decades apart, telling the story of a night as Khali Dera, Blossom Haveli and Jharokha Apartment remained a silent witness to the unprecedented acts of love, hate, jealousy, regret, and redemption that changed the lives of everyone around.

Your book is a compilation of speeches of research papers on essays written in different contexts. These include linguistics, dialect philosophy, folk grammar, and folk wisdom.

Volga describes the life of four friends after 5 yrs of marriage and how one of them tries to help the other three to establish their own skills...amidst the male dominance, how society reacts to women, and also describes the need to change their mindset.

"Mahapatana" is a work by author Santoshkumar Mehendale. The story delves into the turmoil and psychological state of Suyodhana (Duryodhana) towards the end of his life. Though the defeated Pandavas had everything returned to them, the question arises whether their vows and oaths were also nullified. Did they retrieve their pledges to break my thigh or to kill Dushasana? Even if they regained their wealth, would they refrain from seeking vengeance? And for me to survive, don't I need to gird my loins?

"Kal Unki Thi Diwali" is a poetry collection that deeply critiques social and political evils and inconsistencies. At the same time, it addresses feelings of despair, depression, and sorrow, offering a vision of hope, enthusiasm, and vitality. These poems, written in simple language, provide new perspectives on various aspects of life. They can touch the heart and stir the mind, offering profound insights and emotional resonance.

Stories matter in our lives, and we live them every day, every moment. Aren't we all the protagonists of our own stories moving between past present and future? This book is a collection of stories from various paths of life that depict new beginnings, thriving middles, and memorable departures.

बॉलीवुड के प्रसिद्ध लेखक ,निर्देशक Dushyant Pratap Singh ने इस आगामी पुस्तक के बारे में बताया कि द्वापर युग के ऐसे अजेय योद्धा थे जिनके सामने शत्रु सेना घुटने टेक देती थी, उस कालखंड के बड़े बड़े महारथी वसुदेव कृष्ण और बलभद्र के इस शिष्य के सामने झुक जाते थे, कदाचित प्रभु श्री कृष्ण और शेषावतार बलराम के अलावा सात्यकि ही द्वापर के ऐसे योद्धा थे जो अविजित रहे.

An evocative collection by Shashi Kiran, "Tum Sath Ho" delves into the depth of human emotions, relationships, and everyday life. With simple yet profound language, the poetry captures nostalgia, love, and self-reflection while celebrating the beauty of life's intricacies. This audiobook is a journey through heartfelt verses, blending traditional and contemporary themes, leaving a lasting impact on listeners. Perfect for poetry lovers seeking solace and inspiration.

For the first time in the world, an Indian entrepreneur is publishing his romantic poetry in Hindi and English together.

Ketu Viswanathareddy Kathalu' is a collection of short stories which won the 1993-94 Telugu University Award, 1994 Bharatiya Bhasha Parishad Award and 1996 Kendra Sahitya Akademi Award. Ketu Viswanatha Reddy is a good writer who has shaped the various developments coming in the social life he is familiar with from the sixties with stories with a progressive perspective. Some of his stories have been translated into Kannada, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, English and Russian.

Ketu Viswanathareddy Kathalu' is a collection of short stories which won the 1993-94 Telugu University Award, 1994 Bharatiya Bhasha Parishad Award and 1996 Kendra Sahitya Akademi Award. Ketu Viswanatha Reddy is a good writer who has shaped the various developments coming in the social life he is familiar with from the sixties with stories with a progressive perspective. Some of his stories have been translated into Kannada, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, English and Russian.