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Black In Heaven
The town is as it was before, just devoid of the warmth that made it worthy of that term. A collection of buildings, roads laid like a carpet for a queen that will never come. Banners hang with slogans to be read-only by the dust-laden wind. The market is all set up like it awaits the stallholders at any moment. The only sound is the blackbird that cries as if it can bring back the people who left tasty scraps if only it calls loud enough. Against the wall of the old courthouse is a bicycle, the chain dangling on the sidewalk. Ahead is the clock tower, forever stuck at half past noon. If you stand still enough perhaps time is indeed frozen, perhaps it is just your bones that don't realize it. Or perhaps it's the cursed town. Such is Woodfort, an Indian town abandoned after the British reign. But make no mistake time has flourished here also. But what happens when a man who lusts war crosses path with a man who knows the grim sobriety that comes with war. Well dive on… learn how to fall.
An intersection
AN INTERSECTION' is an Anthology on Romance & Love, which depicts that very special moment of your life, which you once thought if you could ‘Pause’ it anyway ! Check out this amazing book and correlate it with your life !
Spicy Goodness
The magnitude of emotions and perceptions contained within these pages, brings to life the theme - War , Food and Nature - while one creates, the other destroys and we can never be sure which does what. With different paths come different stories and as you hold them in your palm, watch it unravel and hopefully find yours.
Love, Eternal
To think of something eternal in this perpetually fleeting world is itself a powerful feeling. But isn't this how love is? Eternal, even when by some definition it seems to have ended. This is the beauty we've tried to capture in _*Love, Eternal*_ where talented writers from all over the world have come up with their own stories and notions about love, written with love and dedicated to love itself.
Five Aspects of The Absolute Truth (English) Paper Back
An prominent physicist and 33-year-old practitioner of the Gita’s precepts, Lila Purushottam Das presents the Bhagavad Gita thematically in Five Aspects of the Absolute Truth. 10 scientific themes are used to present the five aspects of the Absolute Truth—Ishwara, Jiva, Kala, Prakriti, and Karma. Perfectly crafted for the intellect of every scientist, it is replete with captivating tales and exquisite comparisons to accentuate the Gita’s teachings about Shri Krishna. full of vivid images and striking drawings that support the narrative. Every ardent and rational seeker of truth should read this excellent work.
Tryst
"Tryst: Ruminations of Teenage" is a pot-pourri of write-ups of 27 select writers from all over India. From heart warming poetry to introspective proses to gripping short stories to travelogues, this anthology is a complete journey for every book lover. We hope your heart lands in one of these pages.
Urban Design Group/Inc
Urban Design Group perceives itself as a protector of the environment in which it has the privilege to construct. Their projects include unique work focusing on conservation and sustainable design and adaptive reuse.
State, Power and Legitimacy
State, Power and Legitimacy: The Gupta Kingdom presents a comprehensive account of the Gupta state, with particular emphasis on its strategies of legitimizing its power. The political strategies that characterized this crucial juncture of early Indian history, termed 'threshold times' by Romila Thapar, employed certain features of ancient Indian polity even as new political mechanisms were emerging. This volume argues that this unique combination of political strategizing was a part of the process of legitimizing royal authority, in which religion, literature and art were essential tools. The volume also includes a large selection of prepublished essays which provide the reader with a comprehensive idea of how the Gupta state has been studied by earlier historians together with recent articles which help us to look at the Gupta state and the manner in which it exercised and legitimized its power. A substantive introduction suggests the need to move beyond the nationalist perspective that views the rule of the Guptas as the 'Golden Age' or the Marxist model of 'Indian feudalism'.
