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Devina Subramanyam—young, gifted, dynamic. The daughter every father dreams of. A brilliant mind, an avid reader, a rising star in the literary world. She had the man every girl envied, and a future bursting with promise. Until everything shattered. A traumatic incident pushes Devi into a spiral, distorting how she sees her past and present. The future becomes a black hole. She doesn’t recognize the woman in the mirror anymore. Everything she once loved—her work, her relationships, even herself—slips away. This is her story. A descent. A reckoning. A resurrection. A journey of self-discovery and healing through grief, guilt, rage, shame, heartbreak, and the tender attempt to rebuild from ruin. She walks barefoot down a cracked, dead-end road made of memories and madness—haunted by abandonment, shattered dreams, and love that never stayed. She has nothing left to lose. Because everything that was once hers… has already burned to ashes. Will Devi find her way back to herself—or will she be swallowed whole by her inner demons?
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"It's strange how parents sometimes think they're doing what they think is best for their children. And it turns out to be the opposite of what they thought to be for the best. Forgive me, my child." It's Your Life by Vidya Gunavanthe chronicles the life of an unconventional young girl Pia who is born into a conservative South Indian family. Pia's father Rajan is a resident son-in-law and a philanderer and unintentionally, young Pia is instrumental in the separation of her parents. Her autocratic grandfather is responsible for banning the father from the life of his family. Pia and her three siblings grow up under the umbrella of their wealthy maternal grandfather Sunder lyer in his beautiful mansion Brindavan in a small but beautiful town named after the fruit that grows abundantly there. Grown up Pia joins the cut-throat world of print media, a world where she creates enemies within her own family with the power of her pen. The story weaves around Sunder lyer's family, the twists and turns in their lives, the drama and the intrigue, a family that gets torn apart by grown-up differences, truth, greed, love and lust.
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Get ready to embark on a journey that celebrates the extraordinary bond between a family and their beloved canine companion. This memoir chronicles the life of Jackey, a spirited creature whose presence changed the lives of Mamta and her family. These pages cover anecdotes and humorous escapades involving Jackey and the happy chaos he brought with him. But this dog was more than just a lovable eccentric; he possessed an uncanny ability to sense impending misfortune and was a harbinger of good luck. His presence wasn't just a source of comfort but a beacon of positivity that guided his family through challenges and celebrations alike. Jackey: A Pet's Tale from Adoption to Final Goodbye is a heartwarming collection of memories that will resonate deeply with all dog owners and dog lovers, Readers will find solace, laughter, and a touch of nostalgia within these stories, all of which are a tribute to the incredible impact Jackey had on our family.
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JADUNATH BANDYOPADHYAY Bengali Zamindar, First Indian Tea Taster, Tea Baron & Secret Financer of Indian Freedom Fighters Shri Jadunath Bandyopadhyay (1855 - 1939) was an elite Zamindar from Murshidabad who went on to break all racial barriers and became the first Indian tea taster accredited by British Tea Board of India during Colonial era, a profession that was heavily dominated by the British at that time. Also, he was a pioneer tea merchant who was the chief of Kathalguri Tea Estate in Dooars (1903-1918) and kept high connections in Royal Kingdom of Bhutan and German maritime trade bartering tea with secret arms for Bengal revolutionaries. It was at Jadunath's tea bungalow in Kathalguri, where Bagha Jatin had taken refuge after his brawl with the British forces at Siliguri railhead. He was also helping Bagha Jatin in negotiating arms with the German sailors. 'Malati Kutir', Jadunath's house in Murshidabad was the haven for secret meetings of Surya Sen before the Chiitagong Armoury Raid. Both his sons Basanta & Ananta were closely associated with many covert revolutionary movements and were mysteriously killed. Jadunath used to secretly finance innumerable fugitive plans of Indian rebels and provide shelter at his privately owned safe-houses across North Bengal. Also his Bajra, Phaeton and black Hummer car were often used by freedom fighters for a safe passage. However, all his contributions have always been behind the shadow of time and not made to the pages of popular historical anecdotes. This book, written by Reetwika Banerjee, Jadunath's own great, great, grand daughter, is your gateway to discovering one of India's most remarkable yet forgotten heroes. Step into the past and witness the journey of a man who played a crucial role in making India's independence a reality. -
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Some choices fade from memory. Their consequences never do. The book is a gripping karmic psychological saga about a man trapped in a cycle of self-destruction. Chasing love, belonging, and redemption, he sabotages every chance at peace. Each attempt to escape his past only deepens its hold, as old wounds return with devastating force. What unfolds is a stark confrontation with guilt, trauma, and the silent reckoning of choices left unresolved. Karma's Echo: The Circle of Life emerges from that introspection. Written with emotional restraint and unflinching honesty, the novel refuses easy comfort. It observes rather than judges, allowing discomfort to breathe and truth to surface. Blurring the boundary between fiction and lived experience, it reveals how life keeps moving forward even as the past patiently waitsAbout the Author
Author Rajat Sharma brings a rare introspective depth shaped by a life lived across cultures, from Delhi to Switzerland, from global hospitality leadership to entrepreneurship. His storytelling traces a deep human journey shaped by reflection and questioning. This is not a comforting story; it is a sincere one, for readers drawn to raw, unsettling, and deep human stories. This is a narrative that lingers long after the final page. Every echo seeks a listener -
About the Book
Some choices fade from memory. Their consequences never do. The book is a gripping karmic psychological saga about a man trapped in a cycle of self-destruction. Chasing love, belonging, and redemption, he sabotages every chance at peace. Each attempt to escape his past only deepens its hold, as old wounds return with devastating force. What unfolds is a stark confrontation with guilt, trauma, and the silent reckoning of choices left unresolved. Karma's Echo: The Circle of Life emerges from that introspection. Written with emotional restraint and unflinching honesty, the novel refuses easy comfort. It observes rather than judges, allowing discomfort to breathe and truth to surface. Blurring the boundary between fiction and lived experience, it reveals how life keeps moving forward even as the past patiently waitsAbout the Author
Author Rajat Sharma brings a rare introspective depth shaped by a life lived across cultures, from Delhi to Switzerland, from global hospitality leadership to entrepreneurship. His storytelling traces a deep human journey shaped by reflection and questioning. This is not a comforting story; it is a sincere one, for readers drawn to raw, unsettling, and deep human stories. This is a narrative that lingers long after the final page. Every echo seeks a listener -
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This book journeys into the heart of Kashmir’s sacred heritage, focusing on Mata Ragnya and the mystical shrine of Kheer Bhawani. Weaving together ancient texts like the Nilamata Purana and Rajatarangini with modern experiences, it reveals the goddess’s influence on Kashmiri Pandits and beyond. From miracles of the color-changing spring to centuries of resilient faith, this work honors enduring spirituality, calls for preserving sacred traditions, and celebrates Mata Ragnya's timeless grace in the Valley.ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Sanjay Parva is a versatile Kashmiri writer, poet, photographer, and columnist, with five books on tourism, culture, healthcare, and disability advocacy. His coffee table book, Unseen Beauty of Kargil, was a pioneering work on the region, while Disability Is This Ability was India's first guidebook for parents of children with special needs. Dr. Parva is skilled in medico-marketing strategy and content, contributing to rural healthcare digital initiatives and doctor-patient communication networks. He has held leadership roles in international and Indian companies, focusing on healthcare engagement, and worked with the University of Rochester-Media Lab Asia on rapid health assessments for rural India. -
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Dhruv's life has never been the same since he realised that his father was a serial killer. Now, the dead won't leave him alone. Night after night, the victims of his father's crimes return. They want vengeance, they want his father dead. But the killing hasn't stopped. When one ghost pulls Dhruv into the distant future, he's shown a horrifying truth: the final name on his father's list is his own mother. What will he do? Set in varanasi, this is a darkly comic story of a boy haunted by his father's sin. About The Author Amal is a Writer, Novelist and a Marketer. Most of his time goes into writing books and the rest he spends helping startups with creative content. He has worked with various brands (mostly startups) helping them plan marketing strategies. He is 23 years old and holds a BA in English from Malabar Christian College. Amal currently lives in Calicut. where he continues to write stories and occasionally question his existence. -
About The Book There are moments we never capture in photographs only in memory. The kind of moments that leave behind traces of love, fragments of longing, and the ache of a goodbye never said out loud. The Last Portrait is a poetry anthology that brings together voices who have lived through heartbreak, nostalgia, and the delicate beauty of remembering. It is a tribute to unspoken emotions and the strength it takes to carry them. This book is for the ones who still hold onto the scent of a passing season, the ones who find meaning in silence, and those who know that even the most painful memories deserve to be painted in words.
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About The Book
There are moments we never capture in photographs only in memory. The kind of moments that leave behind traces of love, fragments of longing, and the ache of a goodbye never said out loud. The Last Portrait is a poetry anthology that brings together voices who have lived through heartbreak, nostalgia, and the delicate beauty of remembering. It is a tribute to unspoken emotions and the strength it takes to carry them. This book is for the ones who still hold onto the scent of a passing season, the ones who find meaning in silence, and those who know that even the most painful memories deserve to be painted in words. -
About the Author
Ravee K is a social worker, child counsellor, motivational speaker, writer-editor, and a Member of the ICCASH in the office of ADGP, CID (H), Panchkula (Haryana). She was the Editor of Punjab Advance magazine (Punjab Government). She has been managing a prominent NGO, the Community Foundation, along with Community Kitchen in Panchkula that provides free food and education to the children from underprivileged sections of the society. She has penned two books titled HEALING HARMONY HAPPINESS & ECHOES OF THE SOUL. A Member of the Chandigarh Literary Society, Ravee K lives in Panchkula (Haryana) with her husband and two daughters.About the book
"Letters to My Daughters" is a heartfelt collection of poems flowing from the pen of Ravee K , a mother and a multifaceted personality wearing hats as diverse as that of an author, social worker, motivational speaker, journalist but revelling most of all in her role of a proud, doting and affectionate mother. The book is a personal and emotional journey, offering advice, sharing experiences, trials, tribulations, joys, sorrows and expressing love to her daughters and a guide to them about facing the world courageously, confidently with head always held high. The book is a non-fiction, motivational, and inspirational work that explores themes of self-discovery, positivity, and the power of thought.
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