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Darkness Unveiled
This book is a compilation of articles written by Ruhail Choudhury on various social issues and concerns, particularly relating to the to the growing up of children. The article focuses on several important aspects, like international peace, the harmful effects of drugs and smoking, the increasing rate of violence and crime, intolerance and vengeance, internet frauds, online games, accidents, relationships, depression, stress, and many other pertinent issues. The short articles are specially written to sow the seeds of positive thoughts in the young minds, thereby making an effort to build a better future.
The Hunter of Pigeons
Once upon a redbrick building, Sandipan Sen loses his childhood in the storm. His hero Shibu dies in a violent accident. Life isn't the same without him. No more chasing pigeons, no more digging holes in the park. Fighting drugs and loneliness, 19 year-old Sandipan lives in a world full of unanswered questions. As he tries to grasp what killed his friend, exactly, there are tricks and illusions to deal with, smeared across his full-sleeved shirt. Is Shibu's brother sick or does he fake it? Why is Ganesh the caretaker lying? How much does Mrs. Dasgupta know? What are they hiding? Dead dogs and letters in a lawyer's chamber...a woman robbed at gunpoint two years ago...panties laced with booze and detergent inside Shibu's pocket...big mammalian bones buried underground...what does it all mean? With the help of a little girl, Sandipan embarks on his journey to resurrect the truth. From Mumbai to Murshidabad, they accost men with strange passions, enemies who hunt for diamonds and money. Shibu's life was a cosmic conspiracy. The rage of stars above. He was destined to die. A dark stormy night, Calcutta. They say on such a night, anything can happen.
Kittu's Very Mad Day
Kittu is lost! The World's Most Chaotic Family has left him behind at a dhaba on the highway in the middle of nowhere. He is rescued by an icecreamwala and suddenly, Kittu's terrible, horrible day turns mad! Who would have thought that this middle-of-nowhere place would have a skate park? The icecreamwala's daughter Mad is mad about skateboarding and now Kittu wants to zoom around on a skateboard, too!
Intelligent Fanatics of India
Intelligent Fanatics of India seeks to apply the framework developed in our first two books and our website to a carefully chosen group of seven Indian entrepreneurs from diverse industries. The list includes private as well as public companies, first generation entrepreneurs as well as entrepreneurs from established business families, well-run businesses as well as turnarounds.
From within the Brink
The internet seems to isolate as much as it connects. It is from within this desolate landscape that most of the poems are written. They deal with the angst of love, life, betrayal, and game playing that is infused into modern living.
Prey by the Ganges
1948. A cold, rainy night in a forest across the Ganges, deep in the heart of eastern India. An unarmed man with anger in his heart and a fortune on his person. A handsome Thakur with evil on his mind and blood on his hands. Both chasing a rare diamond, but for completely different reasons. There are the others too—the Thakur's beautiful wife, the sleazy psychopath, the angry muscleman and the corrupt dairy managers stunning daughter. Each is a pawn in this bizarre game of life and death, and each with a story to tell. Or hide.
Howzzat Butterfingers!
Watch out! With Butterfingers around, nothing and no one is safe!Amar Kishen, nicknamed Butterfingers, can send books, balls, bats, people, anything flying! When school term begins, the Green Park Under 15 cricket team, of which Butter is the vice captain, is determined to win the Colonel Nadkarni Under 15 Inter-School Limited Overs Cricket Trophy. Practice begins in earnest, but disasters soon follow. Will Amar's team win the coveted trophy and save the school’s grounds? Or will it slip from their grasp like a classic Butterfingers catch?
Lights Out
An inspirational book about one man’s descent into blindness and his fight to live a normal life after it. Lights Out deals with the author’s gradual, incurable, and rather debilitating process of going blind, the impact of slow loss of vision, the total cluelessness of the situation, and how he overcomes the condition. The author suffers from Retinitis Pigmentosa, a condition that affects about one in 300 in India and other developing countries. Most patients experience blindness quite suddenly and reel from its impact. The book details the difficulties of trying to live a normal life despite disability and will inspire you to turn your weakness into a source of strength.
The Nameless God
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The most inspirational story in Indian cricket is that of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Generations will remember Dhoni for hitting the spectacular winning six for India in the finals of the 50-over World Cup in 2011 against Sri Lanka, but it is the hope he has given to many aspiring cricketers across this nation that is his true legacy. Born in the lap of poverty and having battled against unimaginable adversities, Dhoni's rise from being just another small-town boy to captain of Team India is a case study in B-schools. With grit, guts and matchless self-belief, Dhoni led India to an ICC World Twenty20, an ICC 50-over Cricket World Cup and an ICC Champions Trophy triumph, as well as the number one ...
