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Princess
She had neither a kingdom or a castle! She was born into a middle-class family. Yet, she was a Princess! Fame was not her dream—destiny was. It broke her, but every time it broke her she recovered stronger than ever. Meet Agamjot, nicknamed Princess by her father—a pampered daughter, a fighter who went after success and someone who broke the odds. She was labelled useless and yet she proved to be precious. Join Princess Agamjot’s journey—a journey of life and love that took her from Punjab to the shores of the Thames. Turn through the pages of time and see how this Princess found it all!
Pearl Jam and Philosophy
The first scholarly discussion on the band, Pearl Jam and Philosophy examines both the songs (music and lyrics) and the activities (live performances, political commitments) of one of the most celebrated and charismatic rock bands of the last 30 years. The book investigates the philosophical aspects of their music at various levels: existential, spiritual, ethical, political, metaphysical and aesthetic. This philosophical interpretation is also dependent on the application of textual and poetic analysis: the interdisciplinary volume puts philosophical aspects of the band's lyrics in close dialogue with 19th- and 20th-century European and American poetry. Through this widespread philosophical examination, the book further looks into the band's immense popularity and commercial success, their deeply loyal fanbase and genuine sense of community surrounding their music, and the pivotal place the band holds within popular music and contemporary culture.
Lanstle Wan Catfur – The mystery of missing stamp
What a treat it is to solve an additional mystery while already solving another! For Lanstle, the avid mystery solver, it was like an extra topping of cheese on his pizza. The story takes the readers through a series of adventures that Lanstle goes through while helping his friend find his lost stamps. But an unbelievable surprise awaits him in this pursuit. Find out if he can find the stamp and what startles Lanstle in the end.
Wavy Bob
Ketan is a young and smart information technology professional living in Pune. Like any other information technology professional, his heart is torn with doubts and uncertainties about his future. The layoff fear sends shivers down his spine whenever he is alone. But soon, a time comes when he is intrigued by something that makes his heart skip a beat. That marks the beginning of his journey into a future that is full of ambitions, adventure, success, failure, and high-octane drama. During this hair-raising journey, he travels to America, the land he adores for the opportunity, freedom, and comfort it offers. His life takes unexpected turns and testing twists when he is trying to build an identity for himself. Wavy Bob is an interesting and exciting journey everyone should experience at least once. It speaks the language of heart and sings the song of desire. It’s a phantasmagoric voyage brimming with waves of joy, despair, and delight. Wavy Bob is a story no one can miss; no one should miss.
The Ineffable Blu
In the spluttering neon lights of the Vellow street, Shiva fades into his pearl store, filling up her eyes for the day. Relieved, her accomplice jumps out of the café couch and exits with her bestie who is still mesmerized and caged in his smile. Meera's soul pulls her to him from the day she let him in her eyes. Being not-a-next-door girl, Meera falls prey to an entrepreneur, Shiva in the same city. She works her way to get into his vicinity. While things loom around her legs, not letting her to move, he turns to her side, amazed by her silly self. With so much already burning her path, will Shiva accept her for life and beyond? Even if he topples for her love, will they get out of the fate nailed to their names long back?
Maaya
Maaya – A tryst with self’, is the story of a woman, Maaya, who, through her love for a man, Rahul, took on an incredible journey within, where she understood & experienced love in its purest, truest form. When Maaya first met Rahul, he touched a part of her soul that she had suppressed long ago in order to become the perfect girl for the love of her life, Kunal, whom she was engaged to. As Rahul and Maaya realised their feelings for each other, they also realised the futility of it all. Maaya gracefully let go of him to marry Kunal and have her happily ever after. Little did she expect that he would show up again in her life, at a point where she had separated from Kunal with their son ...
The City of Dharma
Rediscovering Guwahati and its five dynasties, all built on the platform of truth and righteousness, The journey unforgettable through the overgrown, old pages of history – A journey surrounding happenings, persona and whereabouts – Many persistent and many turned to grime. A golden thread of history turning through the book binds these fortes together These long suits form an inherent part of the city’s multicoloured heritage And the collective subconscious of the Gauhatiwalah. A journey through time leads to an inner enlighten journey….. “If I cannot see him, at least I can think of him, and so be happy, To light the beggar’s hut no candle is better than the moonlight.” Guwahati indeed captivates at several level – historical, cultural, aesthetic and metaphysical. A city that has withstood political intrigue and changes of destiny …. it has defied again and Yet again the ravages of time, and overcome the vicissitudes of nature. Guwahati is forever.
The Artist & Other Poems
Ninad Pradhan works as an engineering researcher but has experimented with poetry for several more years. He enjoys the parallels between the two endeavors - both challenge an individual to venture into the unknown, and lend expression to what they discover. This selection of poems spans two decades, up to 2007. His poetry has been deeply influenced by social issues and by his understanding of - and often dissatisfaction with - the status quo. This is evidenced by poems such as Cocoon, A Question of Faith, Revolution, and Revolution- Requiem. The second recurring theme in his writing is an attempt to understand artistic expression itself. The Artist, The Wizard, and Resurrection are examples of poems in this volume which explore creativity. These themes sometimes meet, and at other times mix with other ideas. The resultant work is a presentation of thoughts, and hopefully, a fruitful attempt to engage the reader in dialogue.
My Day in Paradise
The descriptions in this book go back to a civilization of 3000 BC on Earth when the entire population on Earth was approximately nine hundred thousand only. Human beings were fully dependent on nature. There was no lust, anger, attachment, greed or ego at the time. Physically and mentally, all human beings were perfect. Violence, war, corruption, unfaithfulness, burglaries, etc. were unknown to people. The birth or reproduction of living beings including humans, was not resultant from sexual activities. The death of human being was purely by wish. There was a total synchronisation between nature and living beings.In a Kingdom, there was no need for defence, home, commerce, or finance portfolios. The citizens of the country were pure, happy, blissful and physically the most powerful then. But the big questions were, was it possible to have reproduction without sex, taste in food without sugar or salt, live a life without medicines or electricity, live a life without any fear and together with all animals, live a life without religions, scientific inventions or machines?
PROGENY OF WORDS
“Words are my children,” I say, With disbelief, look at me, they. How can anyone understand This unseen relation of an unknown land? How words smile at me when I groom them, In a meaningful string, I bind them. Like all children, they too would grow, On the tide of time effortlessly flow. And like any aged mother, old and meek Would hold on to words for support, like a stick. On the rough stream of life, my boat will sail, Leaving progeny of words on my trail.
