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The Truth Within
The Truth Within is an honest collection of thoughts on life’s events, perceived through different lenses at different times. Through a collection of 50+ Poems, this book tries to look at life’s small & big moments, trying to decipher the hidden meanings behind them. The intent is to bring forth inspiration for celebration of life & find a ray of light, through the clouds of gloom, where none may exist.
Age of Vice
HIGHLY ANTICIPATED OPRAH DAILY PICK FOR 2023 'Ill-fated love and toxic family power struggles provide emotional drive for this big dynastic saga' JAKE ARNOTT, GUARDIAN 'Huge, epic, immersive and absorbing . . . certain to be a book of the year' LEE CHILD, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR 'Kapoor's violent and bitter story is deeply addictive' PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (STARRED REVIEW) This is the age of vice, where pleasure and power are everything, and the family ties that bind can also kill New Delhi, 3 a.m. A speeding Mercedes jumps the kerb, and in the blink of an eye five people are dead. It's a rich man's car, but when the dust settles there is no rich man at all, just a shell-shocked servant...
I Choose Myself
Deepti Vempati is many things: breakout star of Netflix's hit reality dating show, Love is Blind, Indian immigrant, data analyst, daughter, sister, and a symbol of women's empowerment. Faced with the decision to marry fellow Love is Blind contestant, Abhishek "Shake" Chatterjee (who became infamous for denigrating Deepti behind the scenes), Deepti won the hearts of audiences across the globe when she turned him down at the altar and said: "I'm choosing myself." But there's more to Deepti's story than what audiences saw on-screen. In this exclusive, tell-all book, Deepti pulls back the curtain on the world of Love is Blind sharing never-before heard details on: Her relationship with Shake Her relationship with Kyle What really happened after After the Altar Deepti also shares her personal story. Born in India and immigrating to the USA when she was a child, Deepti struggled with her bicultural identity. From feeling caged by strict parents, to entering the dating world, to gaining (and losing) 70 lbs, to becoming an overnight celebrity, Deepti takes readers on her journey of self-discovery and proves that the most important relationship you can have is with yourself.
Panchkanyas and Life Lessons for Every Woman
Doormat, Vixen, Tease, Adulteress, Single Mother, Divorcee — there’s nothing new about women being labeled and trolled. But, what if instead of a new age therapist you turned to the OGs of Indian epics, the Panchkanyas, who smashed the hell out of these labels, navigated the patriarchy, and came out on top! In their extraordinary lives lie invaluable lessons for our ordinary lives. Go, explore! And come out stronger.
Where Shadows Follow
How would you feel if you meandered into a tale and suddenly found it leading you up a twisted path of intrigue and evil? Life is made up of light and shade. Just when you feel that things are in your control, the darkness moves in and edges the light out. That is when the shadows follow, creating an atmosphere of disquiet. The stories in this anthology do just that. They keep you wondering where they are leading you till the shadows catch up with you.
Mated yet Unmated
They were exact opposites. She was kind, brave and selfless. She had endured pain in life and come out a better person. She never imagined that she would find a mate, but when her mate suddenly appeared in her life, she was ecstatic with joy. He was the epitome of male perfection and heir to a powerful house. He was arrogant and selfish, known as the Casanova of shifters. When he found his mate, he marked her in a moment of passion; but when he saw that her face was scarred and she was a cripple, he rejected her before the entire shifter community. Life was not easy for Maya after her mate rejected her, but she carved out a life of her own. Lionus lost everything because he rejected his mate. Too late he realized that he had also lost the most precious thing of his life. When they unexpectedly meet again, he vows to make her his, and this time he would not let her go. But danger is lurking in shadows, waiting to strike. Will he be able to keep her this time? Will Maya be able to forget the pain she had endured and give him a second chance before it’s too late?
A Country Called Childhood
A Country Called Childhood is a beautifully told memoir of growing up in Amritsar in the tumultuous 1950s and 60s by award-winning actress Deepti Naval. In extremely visual and evocative prose, Naval describes an unforgettable childhood filled with love, adventure, mystery, tragedy, and joy. She uncovers, in great detail, life in an unconventional Punjabi family while plunging the reader into the distinctive sights, smells, and sounds of a fast-vanishing India. Starting at the moment of her birth on a rainy night, she tracks her journey to adulthood, a path punctuated by many personal turning points as also momentous events of national importance, such as the Sino-Indian War of 1962 and the Indo-Pak War of 1965. Moving and illuminating, A Country Called Childhood shows how Naval's early love affair with cinema and the experiences of her childhood shaped her career as one of the country's most admired actors.
Butterflies In My Mind
"Butterflies In My Mind” is a radiant tapestry of poetry, gracefully unraveling the intricate dance of emotions and mental health. With ethereal elegance, these poems capture the fleeting beauty of joy and the profound depths of sorrow, illuminating the complex contours of the human spirit. Each verse is a meditation on love, loss, healing, and hope, offering a sanctuary of solace for those navigating their inner landscapes. The delicate flutter of a butterfly’s wings—a metaphor for the fragile yet potent nature of our thoughts—echoes throughout, embodying a dance of vulnerability and strength. In this exquisite haven of reflection, “Butterflies In My Mind” murmurs the timeless truths of our shared humanity, casting light on the path to inner peace and profound understanding. It is a refuge where the soul finds solace in the gentle cadence of poetry, and the mind can embrace the quiet power of resilience.
Media and Climate Change
This book looks at the media’s coverage of Climate Change and investigates its role in representing the complex realities of climate uncertainties and its effects on communities and the environment. This book explores the socioeconomic and cultural understanding of climate issues and the influence of environment communication via the news and the public response to it. It also examines the position of the media as a facilitator between scientists, policy makers and the public. Drawing extensively from case studies, personal interviews, comparative analysis of international climate coverage and a close reading of newspaper reports and archives, the author studies the pattern and frequency o...
I'm Not a Stupid
Enable every child to realize their full potential. Our societies in India have developed in terms of technology and techniques, yet the awareness about learning disability has been a short in a mass. With this book, Author is trying to make an attempt in bringing awareness about the struggles of a child with learning disability, also covering aspects with which struggles can be minimized. Author tried to cover most of the aspects of the subject in the form of story, pictures and with minimal literature. In simple words and through charts, author has also touched upon procedure for assessment, diagnosis and intervention plans. When we recognize and accept the condition, we can also manage it...
