Few books in recent memory have challenged India’s judicial conscience as provocatively as Justice on Sale: A.D.R. System — A Broken Promise to India. Written by Advocate Yogesh Sethi, this work is both reportage and rebellion — a blistering critique of how India’s Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanism has transformed from a reformative tool into…
Seri, authored by Yash Chaudhary, is a deeply emotional, introspective, and poetic exploration of what it means to feel, to hurt, to hope, and ultimately to heal. The book positions itself not just as a story but as an experience—a journey that follows the heart through its invisible battles, unspoken longings, and untold awakenings. Chaudhary offers readers a window into the internal storms that shape every human life, storms that often remain unnamed yet leave profound imprints on one’s identity.
Introduction In a world where relationships often change with time, books remain constant and loyal companions. They never judge, never abandon, and never demand anything in return. Just like a true best friend, books understand our emotions, guide us during difficult moments, and celebrate our growth. They are not merely pages filled with words; they…
Beyond Labels is not merely a book—it is a quiet yet powerful invitation to pause, reflect, and truly see the people we often overlook. With remarkable sensitivity, Dr. Anupama Hariharan crafts a narrative that challenges rigid social constructs and urges readers to move past assumptions, stereotypes, and imposed identities. Set against the lived realities of…
Introduction Books are far more than ink printed on paper. They are gateways to different times, places, and realities. Just like a time machine in science fiction, books allow us to travel through centuries, revisit forgotten worlds, and imagine futures that have not yet arrived. When we read, our body stays in the present, but…
Durga in Nigeria is not a novel that asks to be read quickly—it asks to be felt slowly. Piyush Mahiskey’s debut work is a quiet, layered meditation on trauma, faith, displacement, and the fragile boundary between lived experience and myth. It resists spectacle at every turn, choosing instead the gravity of emotional inevitability. At the…
Awaaz by Rahgir Rajeev is not merely a collection of poems; it is an emotional testimony, a quiet yet powerful rebellion against silence, neglect, and unfulfilled longing. This book feels like a confessional where the poet does not hide behind metaphors to escape pain, but instead uses them to confront it. Each page carries the weight of unsaid words, unheard cries, and emotions that have lived too long in the shadows.
Marked for Murder is a fast-paced and gripping crime thriller that keeps readers hooked from the very first page. More than just a murder mystery, the novel explores the darker sides of human relationships—greed, betrayal, jealousy, and long-buried secrets. The story revolves around Rhea Bond, a young, beautiful, and wealthy woman who appears to have…
Seconds Later ek gripping aur emotionally powerful novel hai jo pehle hi page se reader ko jhakad leta hai. Kahani ki shuruaat ek aise scene se hoti hai jo shocking bhi hai aur haunting bhi—Nikita, ek talented VJ, popular talk show host aur national darling, khoon se lathpath zameen par padi hai. Uske bilkul paas…
“Ponder Awhile-Message from the Light” is a deeply reflective and spiritually inclined collection of poetry that invites readers to slow down, question deeply, and reconnect with the quieter truths of existence. Comprising 48 poems, the book functions not only as a poetic work but also as a philosophical and spiritual journey, one rooted in the…
