In Hinduism, Temples were the focal point of life especially in the villages.They were repositories of not just of the Hindu religion but of knowledge in general. That is why you fnd ancient temples with stories carved on thier walls.Temples were places where people gathered at fixed times, interacted, discussed issues and built relationships.Other than the smaller village temples there were well known large temples which saw people from far and near leading to an e...

The Rishis, the wise men of ancient India, were in a dilemma. They had compiled the Vedas, the rules of behaviour, and Dharma had been conceptualised or framed.Dharma, you could consider as a mission statement for life.But how to reach it to the people so they could understand? How to ensure that people listened to the lessons? One of those wise men then came up with the brilliant idea of telling stories which would interest people and also have the required knowledge to le...

If you are struggling to find the time and creativity to write, do not worry."AI for writers": Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Writing"Discover the groundbreaking fusion of creativity and technology with this concise guidebook designed to empower writers of all backgrounds. In "AI for Writers," embark on a transformative journey that demystifies the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and showcases its invaluable potential in the realm of writ...

The Hoysala rulers of the Hoysala Empire of Karnataka were great patrons of the arts and also builders of magnificent Temples.Very few of these temples survived the rvages of war over the years.The Temple of Chennakeshava at Somnathapura near the royal city of Mysore is one of the few surviving temples where you get to see the magnificence of the Temples built by them.This temple is a gem of intricate and detailed carvings whihc tell the stories fom the Hindu Epics ...

What does it take to win a World Cup without losing a single match?In 2024, the Indian cricket team did something rare. They didn't just win the T20 World Cup—they went through the tournament unbeaten, calm under pressure, decisive in moments that usually decide champions and heartbreaks.UNBEATEN is not a scorecard retelling.It is a sharp, engaging look at how India won—and why this victory felt dif...

Guardians of Stone and Memory — Four Temples · Four Landscapes · One CivilisationSome temples are destinations. Others are homecomings. The greatest ones are both.India's ancient temples are more than sacred sites. They are libraries in stone — economic engines, theatres of music and dance, political proclamations, and above all, the civilizational memory of a people made visible in carved rock and consecrated space. To stand inside one, truly stan...

Before the Mahabharata, there was a battle that made it possible.Over three thousand years ago, on the banks of a flooding river in what is now Punjab, one of history's most consequential, and most forgotten, wars was fought. Ten kings rode out together to crush a single man. They failed. And the world that rose from the wreckage of their defeat eventually gave birth to the Kuru kingdom, the Vedic civilisation, and the greatest epic ever written.This is the...

A Murder in Mumbai's Shadows. Secrets Worth Killing For.When corporate executive Ranjit Desai's body surfaces in Mumbai's polluted Mithi River, it seems like another forgotten tragedy. But Inspector Joshi suspects murder.Ranjit lived a double life—respected professional by day, protector of street children by night. Torn between his wife Sushma and passionate neighbor Alka, he'd found unlikely peace before his death. So who silenced him forever?

You started writing with fire in your gut. Now the page stares back at you, blank and unforgiving.Every writer hits the same three walls — lost motivation, disappearing time, and crippling self-doubt. These are not signs of failure. They are part of the craft. But left unchecked, they will silence the stories only you can tell.This book is not theory. It is lived experience.R. Radhakrishnan is sixty-six years old. He is not a trained writer. He has no MFA, no publis...

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This is a book which all those who love great poetry will enjoy.Poetry, believes Radhakrishnan, is emotions expressed in words. In this small volume with the minimum of words, he expresses so much of the emotions that we all undergo. The words touch a chord in all of us, these words have the power to inspireand heal.Life is cyclic, nature is cyclic. After the scorching heat of summer, comes cool rains in the monsoon. From grief, we need to seek happiness.The last co...

We hate to be lectured, but we love to hear stories.These old stories which have been told and retold for ages in India. They entertain and enchant while they teach you about life.These are a selection of such ageless tales and also the lessons they have for us. Told in a simple and engaging manner.Why does the rooster have a crown of flesh?Why did Rama and Lakshmana choose the more difficult path?Why Karna is considere...