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Sundari
When the powerful Nazir Khan saw Sundari, he was so struck by her beauty that he decided to marry her even though she was already married. He kidnapped her and carried her off. Desperate, Sundari built a pyre, and steeled herself to jump in. At the last moment, Sundari's brother, Balwant, came to rescue her. He took his sister to live with the Sikhs in the forest, as a warrior, sworn to protect the helpless. But Nazir Khan had not given up yet. He sent his men to find Sundari and bring her to him. This tale is a retelling of Bhai Vir Singh's classic novel, Sundari.
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Across the Seven Seas
The novel tells us very poignantly the story of Sundari, an educated, intelligent, sensitive lady who has imbibed Indian cultural values to the grass roots and struggles in vain to live them in her life. The story begins with the growing up of a girl into a woman; her craving for love that proves to be a mirage for her as the story moves on. A saying goes that The drowning man catches at a straw. It fully applies to Sundari for every firm catch of her turns out to be a straw and she consistently suffers. The initial blow came when she was married off to the uncle of her lover who had a heart of pure gold. The uncle on the other hand is all guilt through and through. Life of Sundari starts go...
KILAU SUNDARI DI LANGIT MERDEKA
KILAU SUNDARI DI LANGIT MERDEKA PENULIS: Komunitas Sundari ISBN: 978-623-229-132-4 Penerbit : Guepedia Publisher Ukuran : 14 x 21 cm Tebal : 148 halaman Sinopsis: Hadirnya buku antologi puisi berjudul " Kilau Sundari Di Langit Merdeka " tak lepas dari arti yang membuat pembaca penasaran untuk memaknai Sundari Telah Kembali untuk Menemukan Cinta Abadi. Sundari sendiri dapat diartikan sebuah bunyian yang ada di ekor burung merpati, ia berkelana mencari cinta sejati, dan kembali untuk rasa yang abadi, di Tanah Merdeka ia memupuk negeri yang aman dan sejahtera dengan sebuah demokrasi puisi yang baik. Di Tanah Merdeka dia berkarya, dan menghasilkan secerca asa dalam rasa untuk jadikan Tanah Merde...
Hungry Humans
Ganesan returns, after four decades, to the town of his childhood, filled with memories of love and loneliness, of youthful beauty and the ravages of age and misfortune, of the promise of talent and its slow destruction. Seeking treatment for leprosy, he must also come to terms with his past: his exploitation at the hands of older men, his growing consciousness of desire and his own sexual identity, his steady disavowal of Brahminical morality and his slowly degenerating body. He longs for liberation-sexual, social and spiritual-but finally finds peace only in self-acceptance. This translation of the groundbreaking Tamil novel Pasitha Manidam, first published in 1978, offers deep insight into the conservative and caste-conscious temple town of Kumbakonam, viewed here with dispassionately cold clarity as a society that utterly fails its own. Sudha G. Tilak deftly builds upon Karichan Kunju's prose to expose this world, raw, real, without frills or artifice. The themes of masculinity, desire and sexuality, caged within caste and repression, all combine to give readers front-row seats to the many acts we put on for and as a community.
There's a Mountain Under the Hill
Sundari, who's mother dies giving birth to her, is first bought up by her father. As he is a drunkard her grandmother takes charge of her, later her aunt brings her up along with her son, Mathew. Sundari who aspires to be a scientist, a model, a diva and a lot more ends up being a psychiatrist and leads a miserable, lonely life. She blames her family, her ugliness, her society, her grandmother, her aunt, her brother and above all God for her present state. While she lives brooding over her past, her brother Manu, who shared the same childhood with her becomes a successful dentist. When a burn victim, her once beautiful ex-classmate, comes to her seeking help she is in a dilemma. Again, when one of her patients who is five years younger to her asks her to marry him , she hastily agrees even though she is aware of his unhealthy mind. This book contains the life of Sundari from six years to thirty four years - her ambitions, aspirations and her strong desire to go to America leaving her past behind.
Yogic Secrets of the Dark Goddess
Yogic Secrets of the Dark Goddess unfolds the mystic beauty of Kali, the most powerful but misunderstood of the great goddesses of India. Probably the most comprehensive and innovative examination of Ma Kali in recent decades, the book reveals all dimensions of life and consciousness in Kali’s tranformative dance.
The Metamorphosis of the Stupid Child
This story starts from the inspiration of the journey of the figures in the struggle for education. At that time, getting an education was not easy. Moreover, we are mostly descendants of ordinary people, laborers, and coolies. The fact to get the quality of an established life is determined by intelligence, education, skills to get and take advantage of golden opportunities. To change one's life line can not rely solely on the strength of manual labor alone. Therefore, we are not willing to be said to be mental of coolies and only become manual laborers. We also have the same right to be successful people. Here, Enda Kiebo wants to break the family life line, But, the problem from the begin...
A Cop Walks Down Memory Lane...!
All the memories of a man in his life, whether it might be of heart-warming or heart-breaking, should not go buried along with his last breath, but should leave some inputs to his family members, relatives and friends to make them aware of his past life track for their future guidance. At the same time, if the same man happens to be a person who had served in any public service organization, then his memories should not go vanished away along with his soul. However, such memories should necessarily leave a lesson to his successors and all the common public to learn the morals and to realize the things, as to how the problems are raised in societies and how the same could be prevented. Unlike...
Tales from the Kathasaritsagara
Literally translated as "ocean of the sea of stories, " the Kathasaritasagara is a collection of stories of the ancient Hindu world. It was written by Somadeva in the 11th century. Unlike those more familiar classics, this work contains no hidden moral lessons. Instead, it is an uninhibited and beautiful celebration of earthly life.
