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Wings That Spread
This is the story of two loving souls, Jessica, a Spanish village girl and Aniket, son of the Indian Ambassador to Spain, who first meet at a school competition. As they grow older, they fell in love with each other. But, circumstances forced them to move on with their separate lives and Aniket moves back to India. Tragedy strikes their lives individually and they both loose their loved ones. Can Jessica and Aniket ever be together? Can they be united despite the differences in culture, religion and nationality? Is the whole world just one big happy family?
ANGELICA
The Novel ANGELICA is different from the previous one, Wings That Spread. Aniket, along with his Spanish wife, comes to India and settles down with his family members. They came out of their comfort zones of happy professional lives and worked tirelessly to uplift the lower class and poor - to bring them up to a normal life. They looked to be successful - when they entered into the lives of Nomadic tribals, who dwelled in the thick forest - and with good intent. Both were aware of all those in ancient times when they shared a common ancestral root. But due to moments arising out of varying doctrines professed by different hamlets, some of them got divided by succession and were alien to each other from the beginning of their lives. Keeping this notion in mind, Jessica mingled with them. Yet, she persistently felt anxious and conscious. Now, the rich, upper class, middle class, and lower class are on a downward trend, this is a sorrowful affair. Money launderers are protected by taxation and many other ways. If all that money was used to uplift the needy people, India would have progressed by this time, using the talent found in individuals from unprivileged castes.
THE SILENT MOON
Ramesh Sangle, in his ongoing endeavor to write his third novel, adopts a biographical approach. However, his professional background as an engineer occasionally infuses technicality into the narrative, leading to some parts feeling tangential. Yet, due to its basis in reality, such technical aspects may have been inevitable. Interestingly, he maintains his own name for one character in the story, presumably portraying himself. The narrative unfolds with the introduction of Ivan, a Jewish colleague of Ramesh from their apprenticeship days. Through a series of events, Ivan's character evolves, tracing his journey through life, struggles, and eventual migration to Australia with his spouse. Ivan is depicted as a principled professional with a robust value system, which not only elevates his self-esteem but also necessitates sacrifices. The conclusion takes an unexpected turn. As Ivan enters his fifties, he emerges as a mature individual, inwardly confident, and adept at confronting new challenges with composure. This transformation underscores Ivan's psychological evolution, marking a compelling denouement to the narrative.
BRIGADE
The book delves into the lives of army soldiers, highlighting their sacrifices for the nation. It also emphasises how those on privileged leave from villages should not merely enjoy their time off but should devote their intelligence to guiding others with the experience gained during their service to the nation. The book suggests that they work with youngsters and raw villagers, encouraging them to follow the soldier's path. Using various methods to bring them together and providing training for various purposes, the book proposes cultivating seemingly useless land within limited available resources. The soldier's motivation, togetherness, and physical training pave the way for others to join the army. Furthermore, the book discusses Indian culture, Hinduism, and the history spanning thousands of years in Cambodia, Laos, and Indonesia. It sheds light on how the Indian Army is working to save civilians from political wars abroad. The narratives of many incidents are not only interesting but also worth reading.
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