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A collection of short tales on Tenali Raman and his wisdom.
‘Yes, I’m Mad: The Mystery of The Widow Queen’ begins with a co-incidence, a matter of perfect timing, and ends with the spice of a heart break. It is about a craving for love which ultimately proves valueless for that lovely heart. It may be a story for the reader or a matter of business for the publisher or a game of profit or loss for the seller. But if someone asks the author what this story means to him, his answer is, with an expression of frivolity and a smile on his face, that this story is an excellent collection of words that represent the sobbing end of a faithful love and a fine articulation of the author’s pain; a perfect salt incarnation of a great story.
About the Book A SEARING EXAMINATION OF THE CHANGES THAT INDIA HAS UNDERGONE SINCE 2014 Riding the storied Modi wave, the BJP and its allies won the 2014 general elections to form the government at the centre. While the supporters of the new government may have hoped for economic reforms and accelerated development, the past four and a half years have only delivered incidents of hate attacks, mob violence and an increasingly hostile attitude towards religious minorities. With questionable decisions like demonetisation still fresh in the minds of people, how is the BJP gearing up for the 2019 general elections? As the Hindutva hardliners continue their clamour for a Hindu Rashtra, is the ideo...
Autobiographical reminiscences of Venkat Raman Singh Shyam, Pardhan Gond artist in collaboration with S. Anand.
A volume of essays on how justice has been denied in various parts of South Asia – India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal.
India has long been dominated by the upper castes, even though the lower castes make up more than two thirds of the population. This book examines how the lower castes have become more assertive in recent decades.
Online Gatha publication brings to you “The Anti-Wave: Secret Story of Modi’s 2019 Defeat” by Amaresh Misra, an acute researcher and investigator. The book analyzes the gimmicks behind the elections in India in an objective and systematic manner. The book attempts to decode the complex electoral politics and electorate behavior in the light of India’s ever-changing socio-political atmosphere, the Pulwama attack and the Rafale scam. The book presents the behind-the-scene violent altercation and political gimmicks between different political parties that characterize India’s election atmosphere and the effect it has on voters’ behavior and turnout. Indeed, the book is a must read for all those who wants to understand the reason behind the rise and fall of Narendra Modi and results of 2019 elections prematurely. The book can be accessed on Online Gatha,