Boiling Earth: An Opportunity to Leapfrog redefines the climate crisis as a moment of transformative potential. Written by visionary entrepreneur and strategist Shantanu Kumar, the book explores how humanity can leverage innovation, technology, and entrepreneurial ingenuity to address the pressing challenges posed by a warming planet.At its core, the book highlights how bold thinking and disruptive solutions can reshape industries, urban landscapes, and entire ecosystems. Shantanu ...

The Repetitions of History: A Cycle We Refuse to BreakWomen's bodies became battlegrounds—sites of violence so harrowing they defied comprehension, driven by deep-rooted enmity and centuries of resentment. In a patriarchal system where honour is tethered to a woman's virginity and chastity, what greater trophy than her body? A symbol of both ultimate conquest and profoundsubjugation, magnified a hundredfold.Set against the backdrop of Punjab University and filtered t...

This is the final novel in the author's Corporate Crime Trilogy, following the widely acclaimed The Mystery of the Genes and Devils of Dubai. Packed with suspense, corporate rivalry, and high-stakes deception, this thriller will keep you hooked until the very end.The story begins with the shocking murder of Kamal Mehra, the Managing Director of the Mehra Group of Industries, inside his own office. That same night, the family's patriarch, Purushottam Mehra, is haunted by a disturbin...

In a city obsessed with knowing what lies ahead, whispers of a mysterious figure ripple through the streets—a man who claims he can predict your exact cause of death. He doesn't ask questions. He doesn't take money. He simply looks at you, and tells you your final moment. No one knows who he is. No one knows where he came from. But what he says… always comes true.Eighteen-year-old Vera Harper has never believed in fate. She's grounded, skeptical, and fiercely protective of her best ...

This book captures the author's experiences during his visit to America with his wife, where they stayed with their daughter, Sups, and son-in-law, Neerju, in Austin. It follows his journey from the very first day until the last, sharing his impressions and feelings throughout.The author traveled across several U.S. states with his family, including Texas, California, New York, Oklahoma, and Colorado. Throughout the book, he shares his observations about the American people, their c...

Set against the backdrop of the Ramayana, the novel follows Roopavati and Suvarna, royal stylists of the Ikshvaku dynasty. Though from different backgrounds, they share a deep bond of sisterhood. Their lives are closely tied to the royal family, making them silent witnesses to palace intrigues and political turmoil.When Ram is sentenced to 14 years of exile, their lives, too, take a significant turn, leading them down unexpected paths that test their resilience and alter their dest...

This book is a dialog between me and Shivji- It highlights the predicament that humanity is facing currently. I have tried to fix some problems both social and personal through my dialogue with Shivji. I have tried to keep Hinduism relevant to our times raionally.

Cousins Leela Rao and Meena Rao, two indomitable sleuths and 21st century avatars of Agatha Christie's Jane Marple, face a new challenge to their investigative skills: the brutal murders of two members of the LGBTQ+ in India. An in-depth view into the lives of these disenfranchised groups via their theatrical performances lead the cousins to go on a crusade on their behalf.

Tired of trading your life for a paycheck that leaves your soul empty?Are you craving a career where professional growth meets personal fulfilment?Then this book is just the ticket for you. It shows you how to build a thriving career in the Nonprofit sector (NGOs) while serving a larger purpose. With compelling facts and riveting firsthand accounts, Sumathy Krishnan shines a light on the vibrant working culture in NGOs; a culture that embrace diverse skills and offer what m...

A grim tale set with the backdrop of a technologically underdeveloped future, Fire Work is a slow-burn drama that spreads and explodes like a firework. The fire is dead. Extinguished. The world grows cold and grave every waking moment. Dr Wren Tenebris is tasked to bring the burning back, supported by his friend, Dr Silas Lux.Dr Hal Solus is just a cheap matchstick. Eleanor Amare and are crewmates are being thrown to the sun. Nobody in the picture can see the frame. Nobody is going ...

Alpa Arora is a former journalist/content writer who has been writing articles, poetry and short stories for the last 25 years. Her work has been published in The Times of India, Bengaluru Review, Kitaab, Borderless Journal and 1455 Literary Arts. She is fascinated by human psychology and the wondrous workings of the subconscious female mind, which finds a creative outlet in her writing. Her first fiction novel, Floating Worlds, is also looking to be published soon. She resides in Bengalur...

Hidden Bird Singing, a collection of fifty-two short poems, offers fifty-two ways of looking at life, each opening a new vista. It could be a butterfly-pea vine twinning around a mildewed clothesline, tendrils holding fast, like a "young child, eager but scared/clutching a grandparent's hand." It could be the "sacred ash of burnt desires," "drizzling on the quivering earth," as Shiva dances in ecstasy.The predominant theme, running through most of the poems, is the beauty and vibrancy of a...