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The Ancestors
It has been two years after the black element was discovered; two years since Jay disappeared, believed to be dead. The revelations continue for the Somvanshis, as they deal with the changes that the black element caused in their bodies. As Karan makes discoveries that shake him to his core, Shantanu Somvanshi finds the key that he has been waiting for in the shape of a young, strong-minded girl. The Ancestors takes the reader on a whirlwind ride with twists and turns that will shock.
The Descendants
When a fiery meteor lands on the Somvanshi estate, Jay and his mentor Kaka are the first to find it, and Jay is mesmerized by the element he finds in the orb. Using his family-owned Vantra Labs, of which he is the CEO, Jay carries out extensive research into the material, along with his team of brilliant scientists. He names the material, the black element. Little does he know the chain of events that he is about to set off. Directed by the strings of fate, Jay is heading towards the truth concealed in family legend and a prophecy that can be traced back to the times of the Mahabharata war. When Jay realizes the supernatural possibilities that the black element is capable of, he is determined to use it for the greater good. But, as history has shown, when there is power in the wrong hands, greed takes prominence and compassion takes a back seat. Amid a succession of heists, ploys, twists, tragedies and discoveries, will Jay be able to see the true picture? Will he understand the balance between fate and free will and how they can amalgamate to fulfil his purpose? Will he realize the prophecy? And is all of this simply history repeating itself?
Proper Names of Telugu Catholics and Kerala Syrian Christians
The contribution of this book to existing work in socio-onomastic research is its treatment of the official and unofficial names of the two Indian Christian communities (i. e., Kerala Syrian Christians and Telugu Catholics), in terms of the functions they fulfil in the lives of the community members. This work is based on empirical data and thus highlights empirical issues and applications, meant to make the book of use to the current generation of linguists and sociolinguists. The author strikes a balance between qualitative and quantitative approaches and analyses of data. In addition, both reflexive and constitutive approaches to naming have been used.
Dil-e-Ashish
Each one of us is one a journey that is filled with feelings, each of which is unique. Yet, we cannot hold on to all our feelings, we have to let go of some, even if they are close to our heart. This book is an attempt to keep the feelings of bliss and joy close to our hearts. Sometimes all we need to do is feel!
Drops of Life
Drops of life is a flow of emotions through the most powerful way of expression, ‘poem.’ A poem has a power In each couplet, you can relate to your life Or any other way A poem can sketch a world You have seen before A poem would heal your wounds A poem could feel your wounds It is as deep as the sea Or It can create the sea - Ashish Saran Wouldn’t you want to indulge in the world of ecstasy?
HEART UPON SLEEVE
Heart Upon Sleeve is exposition of everyone's heart wrapped in emotional words. Each poem is unique in itself and unfolds the various aspects of life and its consequences along with COVID mayhem. In addition to that, this anthology comprises the music of love, sweetness, and the scent of life with a focused use of language that stimulates aesthetic reflection and contemplation. It contains a varied range of poetry from eroticism to spirituality and from love and romance to harsh realities. The cardinal reason for the versatility is that the poets in this anthology are from the novice teenagers to the veteran retired Professors from India and abroad. Some are amateurs, and some are professionally sound enough to place their words on the international intellectual forum.
When the Wind Blows
Look! It is the time of autumn, and the wind is blowing; the leaves, crisp and yellow, are preparing their adieu. Now look again! The dervish has stopped whirling and is on his knees; the wine in his cup is finished, and the Saki has left. He has retired to his lodge where the wind is teasing the candle’s flame. He cannot go back to fill the cups: he has become intoxicated by the sight of spinning. Who has the eyes to look into his heart and say if he was (not) envious of the dervish who seeks closeness to his god through elaborate whirling? And while you were contemplating this question, you forgot about the leaves. They have fallen; and look yet again! They too are whirling; some Saki filled their cups with the winds of autumn.
East and West
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The Little Black Book of Poetry
The poems in this book will take the reader on a roller coaster ride through the unfathomable depths and darkest caverns of their mind, towards the light at the end of the tunnel, with each poem splashing on the canvas of their spirit and psyche like freshest and sweetest waters of spring. The poems strive at bequeathing moments that will plunge the reader's mind and heart into a tussle, making them feel ecstatic and at the same time, leaving them profoundly wondering about their own existence. The poems are simple yet witty, powerful and at times, intense enough to provide the reader with hiatus from the daily vicissitudes and rigmarole of this rat trap, called life. For people who find the...
Chidiya Sagar
The adult keeps contemplating while the child reaches for it. Poetry is always a child’s exclamation. How is it that, at the right moment you are reminded of the right and if you commit an error you are intimated instantaneously? What is it that propels you to take the right step at the right time? What is it that always guides you to the definite route to your eternal happiness?
