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Girl meets boy. Girl falls in love. They separate. Years later, from halfway across the world, boy comes back in girl’s life. They text. They talk. They are in love. They are very happy. Then one day ... he stops texting. This may sound like your story, but it isn't. It will leave you gasping for breath
Avanti meets Suhaas. They become friends. Avanti is a conflicted girl, shattered in the tussle between her past and present and Suhaas is the typical prince charming who has two sides, one which he keeps to himself and the other which he shows to everyone. As their story proceeds ahead, both of them begin to feel affinity for each other. But deep in the realms of their hearts dwells chaos that occurs because of their past relationships. Avanti and Suhaas’s friends make efforts to unite them as they know that they love each other. Eventually, it’s up to Suhaas if he will confess his love or not but the important question arises here is, will Avanti find the courage to leave behind her tumultuous past and embrace her love story?
In "I Shouldn't Have Done This," embark on a journey of self-discovery, love, and redemption against the vibrant backdrop of Delhi's bustling cityscape and the complexities of college life. Meet a spirited protagonist from humble beginnings who challenges societal norms with a rebellious streak that shapes his journey. When an unexpected accident occurs during his collegiate orientation, Meet's life turns pivotal as he crosses paths with Kritika and her friend Seerat. As Meet's affection for Seerat deepens, their blossoming romance leads to a heartfelt Christmas proposal, only to be shattered by Seerat's mysterious rejection. Seeking solace amidst despair, Meet finds guidance in technology a...
“The greatest act of loving another person is letting go and wishing for their happiness, regardless of satisfying you” "Echoes Of Belonging" is a compelling narrative that delves into the complexities of the human heart, navigating the intricate dance between love, sacrifice, and societal norms. Vedika, a young woman , discovers a love that transcends gender and societal norms when she falls deeply for Tara. Their connection is fierce and passionate, a secret love story that blossoms amidst the backdrop of a society that often demands conformity. Vedika's journey of self-discovery and her love for Tara challenge their family's expectations and values. Vedika's journey to reconcile her l...
When Catherine II died in St Petersburg in 1796 the world sensed the loss of the most celebrated monarch of Europe - something no one would have predicted at the birth sixty-seven years before of an obscure German princess, Sophie of Anhalt-Zerbst, later married off to the pathetic heir to the Russian throne. There were few greater transformations of fortunes in history. Sophie/Catherine had come to rule in her own right over the largest state in existence since the fall of the Roman Empire. She was branded both a usurper and an assassin when she seized power from her wretched husband in 1762. Yet she survived the initial succession crisis, and went on to occupy the Russian throne for thirty-four years. In the process, she turned her new empire from peripheral pariah to European great power.
This book comprises select proceedings of the International Conference on VLSI, Communication and Signal processing (VCAS 2020). The contents are broadly divided into three topics – VLSI, Communication, and Signal Processing. The book focuses on the latest innovations, trends, and challenges encountered in the different areas of electronics and communication, especially in the area of microelectronics and VLSI design, communication systems and networks, and image and signal processing. It also offers potential solutions and provides an insight into various emerging areas such as Internet of Things (IoT), System on a Chip (SoC), Sensor Networks, underwater and underground communication networks etc. This book will be useful for academicians and professionals alike.
Being Soviet adopts a refreshing and innovative approach to the crucial years between 1939 and 1953 in the USSR. It examines how the language of Soviet identity evolved in this period, and how ordinary citizens responded to that shift.