A true story history tried to forget.In 1922, during British rule in India, a young queen from a small princely state made a choice that shocked royalty, society, and empire.She was the Rani of Lathi.Born into privilege, bound by tradition, and widowed at a young age, she lived behind palace walls where duty mattered more than happiness. When her husband died, she became both a widow and the guardian of a child king. The rules around her tightened. Sil...

What separates those who achieve extraordinary results from those who remain stuck in ordinary patterns? The answer isn't talent, luck, or circumstances - it's the science of consistent forward motion.In this groundbreaking book, Paramjit Bais combines cutting-edge neuroscience research with timeless wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita, Bible, and Chanakya Niti to reveal the psychological and practical principles that drive sustainable success. Drawing from his years of research and expe...

This book tells a true story from Indian history in a simple and easy way, so young readers can understand and learn from it.In 1923, Maharaja Ripudaman Singh ruled a small kingdom called Nabha in Punjab. He was a kind and thoughtful king. He believed in fairness, honesty, and doing the right thing. He was a Rajput by family and a Sikh by faith, which taught him courage, equality, and service to others.But the British rulers did not like that he thought for himself....

Violence waits by the roadside in Punjab—silent, unremarked, part of the journey.By day, Baldev Singh is a truck driver, moving goods across long stretches of road where no one asks questions. At night, he changes into someone else and does work that leaves no witnesses or noise. He thinks that distance is protection, stillness is survival, and routine is the only way to stay in control.Harleen Kaur owns a roadside dhaba at a bend in the highway that no one remembers. She o...

Set in the vibrant heartland of Punjab, "The Great Punjabi Matchup" is a romantic comedy that celebrates love, family, and the beautiful madness of Punjabi life. Written entirely in dialogue-driven simple English, this novel follows the hilarious journey of Sunny Singh, a carefree tractor mechanic, and Simran Kaur, a sharp-tongued woman returned from Canada, as they navigate fake engagements, meddling grandmothers, and the undeniable pull of true love.Inspired by the timeless wisdo...

The Exiled Maharaja: Ripudaman Singh of Nabha is a historical biography that examines the removal and exile of a Sikh ruler during British colonial rule in India. Maharaja Ripudaman Singh governed the princely state of Nabha at a time when Indian rulers operated under indirect imperial control, facing increasing political and administrative pressure from the British Raj.This book places Ripudaman Singh's life in the larger story of colonial Punjab and the Phulkian ...

Welcome to "50+ Story Sparks: A Collection of Short Story Concepts," an assembly of story prompts aimed at sparking your creativity and energizing your imagination. This collection encompasses story sparks centered on various themes, all designed to serve as seeds that can be nurtured and grown into full-fledged narratives. You're encouraged to meld, tailor, or elaborate on these prompts to craft distinctive tales that engage and resonate with your audience.Each of these story spar...

This book offers a factual narrative from Indian history in a way that is easy for kids to grasp and learn from.In 1923, Maharaja Ripudaman Singh was the king of a small state in Punjab named Nabha. The monarch was kind and concerned about others. He believed in being fair, honest, and doing the right thing. His family was Rajput, and he was Sikh, which taught him bravery, fairness, and helping people.But the British leaders didn't like that he had his ideas.Maharaj...

Violence waits by the roadside in Punjab-silent, unremarked, part of the journey.By day, Baldev Singh is a truck driver, moving goods across long stretches of road where no one asks questions. At night, he changes into someone else and does work that leaves no witnesses or noise. He thinks that distance is protection, stillness is survival, and routine is the only way to stay in control.Harleen Kaur owns a roadside dhaba at a bend in the highway that no one remembers. She o...

Violence waits by the roadside in Punjab—silent, unremarked, part of the journey.By day, Baldev Singh is a truck driver, moving goods across long stretches of road where no one asks questions. At night, he changes into someone else and does work that leaves no witnesses or noise. He thinks that distance is protection, stillness is survival, and routine is the only way to stay in control.Harleen Kaur owns a roadside dhaba at a bend in the highway that no one remembers. She o...

Keeping On Putting Your Best Foot Forward is a quiet, steady guide for anyone learning how to move through life without losing balance, dignity, or purpose.Life does not pause when plans fall apart. It does not slow down for disappointment, unfair treatment, or exhaustion. It keeps moving—and so must we. This book speaks to that moment when you feel tired but still rise, unsure but still step forward.Drawing from lived experience, reflection, and observatio...