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FINDING REASONS FOR MY FAILED LOVE STORY
The book is all about recreating all the memories for a reason and making them come alive. It is made and filled with sweet simple ways to read something lovely! Book revolves around Karam and Riya and their love story where Karam is now finding reasons why he failed in his love will Karam make it to the reason which he is finding?
Healers or Predators?
For every story of optimism about the growth of medical tourism to India, there are multiple others about medical neglect. Scratch the surface and you find a thick layer of corruption in this life-sustaining sector. This hard-hitting volume shows a mirror to society and, more specifically, to those associated with the health sector—on how healers, in many cases, are shifting shape to becoming predators. In the essays by contributors from within and outside the medical fraternity, we see the many faces, the many facets of corruption—from exorbitant billing by corporate hospitals to the non-merit-based selection in medical colleges to questionable motives playing strong in the area of organ transplantation. But Healers or Predators? is not only about the illness affecting the sector. It also offers solutions, and some stories of hope. The Foreword by Amartya Sen is an added bonus. ‘This splendid, if depressing, book will do a lot to remedy [the] momentous neglect [of healthcare]. We have excellent reasons to be grateful to the authors and editors of this important collection of investigative studies.’—Amartya Sen
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Sailing through Darkness
“Sailing through darkness” is a story based on an amalgam of themes with feminism and self-discovery at its thematic core. This book describes the journey of Muskaan from being a naive and juvenile girl to an independent Individual. Amid this transition, she makes many realizations, and these changes her worldview dramatically. This book also attempts to address many morally reprehensible orthodox believe prevalent in our society and espouses for their eradication.
She Fell to Rise in Love
After the success of her first book of poems— "the bliss of solitude", poet surbhi Islam makes a comeback with a romantic fiction, "she fell to rise in love". It is an enduring tale of love, pain, loss, gain, friendship and companionship. In this unusual and offbeat love story, mehek, a student, who is already struggling to gain a foothold in the small town she recently shifted to, hopelessly falls in love with Raghav, her computer teacher. All hell breaks loose as her efforts to win his heart end in a fiasco. Things begin to change for good when her friend Anand brings joy in her life and proposes her. Mehek accepts the proposal and embraces his love and affection. Raghav, who is in Bengali now, starts calling and textiles her. But why? What will mehek do now? Will she leave Anand for her first love, Raghav; or hold anand's hand as he supported her when she was left in lurch. "She fell to rise in love" Is a roller coaster ride of emotions.
Bhilwadiya Days
"Bhilwadiya days" is about a description of life in a village.It is a beautiful village and the people here are living in full harmony.The main character of this story has never been to village. But fortunately first time she encountered with village when she get posted in village school,she enjoyed the life, culture, food of village.
Sambhavami
She knew the energy that spoke to her... was God... Yet she despised her atheistic ego from getting hurt. He might be the almighty himself, but every living being still had the option to choose. Shabana still had the option to choose. But she can't disregard the power he possessed. He just committed a brutal murder.' Thus begins Arun Bhimavarapu's chilling novel, Sambhavami. On March 31st 2070, ISRO sends a team of five valiant astronauts, into the outer space on a suicide mission, in search of God, to plead him to save the dying Earth. Based on ancient mythological events and recent technological triumphs, Arun's novel races from Earth into The River, then into love, friendship, pain, kindness, gluttony and deep back into every human heart, with a climax that will leave the reader stunned.
Rhyme of a Nation
About the Novel: "Allow the life to enter you with each breathe and exhale the thought of death with the parting air," - this is what the soul of the novel Rhyme of a Nation, says. It's a fun filled fairytale that portrays the little dreams, lifelong struggles, and ultimate victories associated with India and her people. Read this inspiring novel to discover: How a non-residential Indian girl discovers true peace in a remote village of India. How the past failure of a father works as the corner stone of his son's success. How a young man helps his enemy in distress to bury the hatchet for ever. How a young woman firmly states that marriage is a consequence of true love, not the result of a c...
Why I scream in Verse
Why I Scream in Verse is a series of poems for the woman, for the society, for the self. It questions the norms and pushes the realities on the face, using sarcasm and rhymes. It is a quiet read to burn the fire in your belly and make your heart cringe at the short and crisp cynical verses. A cup of coffee, Instagram and this little book will bring you to read it over and think it over of the things that are being done and that have been done. The last section resounds with the soul as those verses seek answers to some very important questions of our lives. Give it a read and go on a bumpy ride.
Vanity Pains
Scott Haas: These poems show talent and vigor. Both through observation of political occurrences as well as by introspection, Brinda Rao-Pothuraju pairs idealism with deft use of language. And more than youthful passion and vitality, she demonstrates an inchoate sense of belonging—her restless intellect demonstrates her accurate sense that what she sees and hears require her involvement as an observer who can tell others what she senses. This is a lovely collection of poems. Scott Haas is a writer and clinical psychologist based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. He is the author of “Hearing Voices: Reflections of a Psychology Intern” (Dutton), “Are We There Yet?” (Plume), “Back o...
