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While travelling for seminars and in our institute too, I have had plenty of conversations with almost hundreds of parents who have queries regarding how to parent the modern day kids in the right. way. These discussions have inspired me to pen this book down. In this book I have tried to include almost all facets and challenges that the contemporary parents face in the journey of parenting and the nostrums to them.About The Author
Besides being an educationalist and the co-founder of the Bodh Griha Institute, Leena is an avid social worker who takes keen interest in child and youth development and women empowerment. She takes pride in the cultural and traditional heritage of India and Indian Vedic philosophies. She has been promoting and glorifying Indian values and beliefs on various platforms nationwide since the past 15 years with a slightly different approach of debunking the myths and claims that make our Bhartiya Sanskriti sound age old and unpopular. Apart from being a trained Kathak dancer, Leena is an artist, a reading enthusiast and a writer who aims at being purposeful to the society through her work. -
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"(Ann's) language is both unflinching and delicate, brutal in its honesty and tender in its metaphors." POEMS INDIA Stray Ghosts Sleep on Lily Pads is a collection of raw, unflinching coming-of-age poetry that captures the rugged, uncertain terrain of adolescence. Blurring the fine line between fictional and confessional worlds, all forty-three poems peer into the nostalgic grief of childhood, the desperate anguish of teenage, and the abysmal shadows of mental health struggles that loom overhead as one drifts slowly into adulthood. Yet, amidst the wreckage, there is hope, redemption, and the riotous act of blooming while planted knee-deep in dirt. Through an unfiltered, stream-of-consciousness narrative, Stray Ghosts Sleep on Lily Pads attempts to map a lone teenager's anarchic outburst from darkness into light. -
When Silence Blooms : Healing Whispers louder Than Hurt
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Words are our most inexhaustible source of magic, with the help of which 3 O'CLOCK BLUES talks about the thoughts that silence brings at night. The poems in the book portray the vulnerability of the storm inside. You're bound to find traces of desolation, self-judgment, and loneliness as you flip through the pages of the book. The alluring poetry will serve as a reminder that a pen is like a tongue of the mind, which, when you unload on the paper, will help you find the power to live your life to the fullest. -
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Echoes is a poetic journey through illusion, heartbreak, and acceptance. Divided into three sections-Illusion. Shattered, and Acceptance it explores themes of love, loss, identity, and self-discovery. Each poem carries the weight of memory and the resilience of survival, blending tenderness with melancholy. The collection is deeply personal yet universal, speaking to anyone who has ever loved, lost, and learned to rebuild.About The Author
Asrar Bine Yaqoob is a poet and educator from Kashmir whose work emerges from the intersection of love, pain and resilience. Living with a rare skin condition, he has learned to see beauty in fragility and strength in silence. His poetry reflects the ache of longing, the weight of solitude, and the quiet defiance of surviving in a world that rarely understands difference. A B.A. (Hons) graduate in English and a Diploma holder in Creative Writing in English, Asrar continues to write as an act of remembrance, resistance, and healing. Echoes is his debut poetry collection. -
About The Book Inspired by the extraordinary life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, this epic poem chronicles his journey from birth to his legacy, illuminating the genius of a king who forged a kingdom from adversity. It is a humble endeavor to portray Shivaji Maharaj not just as a historical figure, but as a leader who championed Swaraj, or self-rule, against formidable opposition from the Muslim sultanates of the Deccan and the mighty Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. The poem delves into the formative influence of his mother, Jijau, and his father, Shahaji Raje, who instilled in him the vision for a kingdom built for the welfare and autonomy of his people, not for personal gain. Through its verses, it recreates the atmosphere of Shivaji's era, highlighting his unwavering commitment to his people and his unshakeable resolve in the face of adversity. This work is a tribute to Shivaji's leadership and the collective spirit of his companions who stood by him, exemplifying the values of loyalty, duty, and sacrifice. It invites the reader to find timeless lessons of courage, resilience, and unwavering dedication in the story of this great Hindu king. His legacy is not a relic of history but a living flame meant to ignite the spirit of selfless service and true leadership. About The Author Ramnath Sonawane is a distinguished scholar and urban management expert with a rich and varied career. Born on February 2, 1961, he earned his master's in English Literature from Pune's Fergusson College, followed by a PhD from North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon. For five years, he shaped young minds as a senior college lecturer before dedicating over three decades to the complexities of urban management. A prolific writer, Dr. Sonawane's works span multiple genres. His published works include the three-act play Lady Diana: Queen of Hearts, and a collection of poems, Capsule, which won the 21st Century Emily Dickinson Award. His expertise in local governance is highlighted in Administrative Communication Strategies in Local Self Governments. In his personal life, Dr. Sonawane is a staunch and dedicated follower of Sanatan Hindu Dharma, a belief system that deeply influences his perspective and work. His admiration for the principles of righteous leadership is exemplified by his deep study of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, whose strategic genius, administrative prowess, and unwavering commitment to justice serve as a profound inspiration in his own distinguished career.
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मैं कच्ची पगडंडी हूँ राहगीरों की लोग गुज़ारते रहे मेरी छाती पर से लहराता घास रौंद कर गले पर आया कदम किसी का आख़िर आवाज़ दें तो कैसे? -
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Life Unwritten is a collection of reflections, stories, and raw emotions that explore the quiet battles we often fight in silence. Through heartfelt words, it captures the highs and lows of life-love and loss, joy and heartbreak, resilience and healing. This book doesn't claim to have all the answers, but it offers companionship for those who feel deeply and struggle silently. Each chapter is a gentle reminder that even in chaos, pain, and uncertainty, there is strength, beauty, and hope. Life Unwritten is not just meant to be read it's meant to be felt, carried, and returned to whenever life feels heavy.About The Author
Pradnya Patil is an aspiring young writer and the author of the poetry collection The Art of Being Okay. She has also published a short story in A Shell Full of Seasons and contributed several poems to various anthologies. Through her writing. Pradnya aims to reach readers who struggle to put their feelings into words, offering them comfort and connection. When she isn't writing, she can often be found exploring new places, ideas, and experiences that inspire her creative journey. With every piece she creates, Pradnya hopes to remind her readers that they are never alone in their emotions. -
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Muted voices is a collection of brief writings which hold the things we swallow, thoughts burried to keep the peace. Each piece is brief, almost quiet. This is not fiction, not a decorative poetry, not comfort writing. It is a record of self-silencing and voices muted by love, fear, duty, and survival. Read it slowly. Or don't read it at all. But if you have ever learned to stay quiet to remain intact, this book is for you. About the Author I belong to a profession, I never chose but now I love it. Same happened with this writing part of my life. I didn't chose it. From just Journaling to being an aspiring writer. From writing usually to loving it and finding it a means of shelter and getting passionate towards it. My own words often raise doubts against my identity though I am seeking my identity within these words. My writing has been an alteration of Inner grief into acceptance. I am none but one who is somehow alienated.
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