A tribute to the legacy of 19th Century’s great poet, Jagannath Das Ratnakar, his life contributions, and Kashi. His story breaks the boundaries of regions and languages. He is renowned to be the last Braj Bhasha Poet in our modern times.
The swish of a swing as a child grows up in innocence. The song of two souls coming together with hearts that beat together. The vibrations of a parent’s blessing. There is a ballad – a love song of sorts – if you look at the very romance of life. This book of poetry comes from all these vibrations and rhythms. Each poem celebrates a unique aspect of life, and gives you a tune to hum!
Strokes of Life is not a love story, but a lifelong story – a story about holding on when the whole world is talking about letting go. Raj and Vira are different like salt and sugar; like chalk and cheese; like moonlight and sunshine. From the chrome encased office to the snowy peaks of Switzerland, their story is one that brings much meaning and fulfillment. Yet, reality comes to burst their bubble and distance takes the place of togetherness in no time. The final blow to their relationship comes when they realise that they can never have a child. Heartbroken Vira decides to let Raj go so he may follow his dreams. With a promise to come back, Raj leaves. Twenty years later, a reputed writer – Viraj – rewrites the story in bold strokes with a young girl at the heart of it all. Nandini. Find out how the connections are made, and how adversity brings them together in a single stroke rendered by the paintbrush called fate.
The struggle between Civilization, Nation and Tribes is tearing the world apart. The Gods have gotten old; they cannot hold back the chaos any longer. The only hope for the people remains in founding a God of reason. And that requires the death of the old Gods of faith. Who will kill the old Gods? Who will stake the entire world in the pursuit of reason? Who will be the Godkiller?
The intense and powerful story of Shaheen Must Die brings in an unusual display of courage from a trio of unforgettable characters. This action packed book has twists and turns that cut through the army, the corporate world and the dark underbelly of a prison complex. They are bound by the echo of a woman who spoke with her honey coloured eyes and kept a secret, buried under the snow in exotic Kashmir.
Stupid Me is a corporate thriller that starts on a high note before taking you through spine chilling ups and downs. From boardrooms to international destinations; from love and trust to treachery and back stabbing – the story will keep you at the very edge of your seat. Get ready to be surprised by corporate wars, marriages that are not what they look like, and twists and turns that will shock you to the very core. And in the end – shots will be fired. Who will the bullets reach?
An inspiring story of a remarkable man who never let life’s challenges get the better of him. Captain Walia’s book reminds us that human endeavour is limitless and shall always triumph over adversity.
Letters have been the most traditional means of communication between people and communities. With these letters, Rajneesh shows us his journey as a corporate leader who has motivated his teams at Network 18 and then at SimplyHR. These letters have valuable lessons and an uplifting tone that has helped the reader recognize and deal with challenges and opportunities in the workplace.
