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Chronological Account of Srishti (Creation) and Avataars (The BIG Picture)
This 177-page book is a condensation of most topics of the Bhaagawat Mahaa-Puraan consisting of 12 Skandha’s containing 18000 shloka’s written by Maharshi Vyaas. The Sankalpa recited during Hindu Pooja’s mentions Vaaraaha Kalpa, Vaivasvata Manvantara as the time and, in India, Jambudweepa, Bharat Varsha, Bharat Khanda as the place. This book includes description of these as per Bhaagawat-Puraan and includes diagrams showing Sapta-dweepaa Vasundharaa and Jambudweepa with Bharat Varsha. It also includes Samudra Manthan and avataars like Matsya, Dattaatreya, Varaah, Nrusinha, Kapil, Kachchha, Dhanvantari, Mohini, Vaaman, Parashuraam, Raama, Krishna, and yet-to-come Kalki.
Srishti Collages
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Lallan Sweets
It is 1995. Tara Taneja lives in the small town of Siyaka, running Ultimate Mathematics Tuition Centre and working for Lalaji, her grandfather, at Lallan Sweets, his famous sweet shop. The laddoos sold at the shop are made using a secret family recipe that contains a magic ingredient known only to Lalaji. When Lalaji chooses to retire, he decides that Lallan Sweets will not be inherited but earned. He devises a quest for his three grandchildren-Tara, Rohit and Mohit-to discover the magic ingredient. Whoever finds it first will get to run the shop. It helps that Tara's long-time crush and neighbour, fun-loving and good-natured Nikku Sabharwal, returns to Siyaka after years. He joins Tara in her pursuit to outsmart her cousins. As the quest takes them from Mathura to Ludhiana, they must battle old secrets, family legacies and unexpected dangers. Yet, the toughest part will be acknowledging their feelings for each other. Will this journey bring them together or lead to a bittersweet end?
Once Upon a Curfew
It is 1974. Indu has inherited a flat from her grandmother and wants to turn it into a library for women. Her parents think this will keep her suitably occupied till she marries her fiancé, Rajat, who's away studying in London. But then she meets Rana, a young lawyer with sparkling wit and a heart of gold. He helps set up the library and their days light up with playful banter and the many Rajesh Khanna movies they watch together. When the Emergency is declared, Indu's life turns upside down. Rana finds himself in trouble, while Rajat decides it's time to visit India and settle down. As the Emergency pervades their lives, Indu must decide not only who but what kind of life she will choose.
Business Today
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Ars Electronica 2005
Edited by Gerfried Stocker and Christine Schapf.
Prabuddha Bharata
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