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A birthday greeting from an unknown number shakes Raheel’s monotonous life. The message has a PDF of a diary entry written by his late father. After a slew of strange emails, Raheel finds himself embarking on a journey into the unknown. Amidst the beautiful mountains and valleys of Kashmir lurks the vicious web of terrorism, lies, and spies spun by everyone around him. As Raheel sinks deeper into the quicksand of the blood-stained Kashmir, he is handed the task of saving his native town while he unravels the truth about his father’s death and his own existence. With lie and deception staring him in the face at every step, will he be able to find the truth unscathed?
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“The magic of Paris was surrounding me from all sides, like a thin vapour, entering my pores, like a flavour, like a drug, like a sticky string of gossamer, impossible to detach.” Young Mehjabeen’s stay in Montmartre, Paris, is an exploration of different worlds, without and within. The Paris that she discovers is not a utopia of Love and Art alone. It’s also a city simmering with ethnic conflict. Mehjabeen is in search of her roots, and unknowingly she embarks upon a journey of self-discovery as she attempts to understand art, love, the notion of freedom, and more.
On the one hand, there’s the world of soirées, champagne and luxury and on the other is the world of Agnès Desmoulins, her mentally challenged son Dodi and the Guatemalan refugee Marina. Mehjabeen straddles these two very different worlds, and her myriad experiences find their way into her canvas.
Thamizhachi is not just another poet; her work epitomizes the richness of our heritage that is rooted in village life. Bringing a possibility of hope, she invokes the persona of Vanapechi, her ancestral deity and spirit. Her poetry collection, The Throb of Silence represents the seamless continuity of human kinship with ancestors and posterity and this environment that we share with other living and non-living beings. Even though the modern world mutilates and murders, it is not yet a lost hope or an ineffectual memory of the sweet past. Thamizhachi’s alternative reality of Vanapechi comes alive in poetic epiphanies.
Fight in the cause of Allah those who fight you, but do not transgress limits; for Allah loveth not transgressors. And slay them wherever ye catch them, and turn them out from where they have turned you out; for tumult and oppression are worse than slaughter; but fight them not at the Sacred Mosque, unless they (first) fight you there; but if they fight you, slay them. Such is the reward of those who suppress faith.
But if they cease, Allah is Oft-forgiving, Most Merciful.
’Qur’an 2: 190-192 Those who believe (in the Qur’an), those who follow the Jewish (scriptures), and the Sabians and the Christians,— any who believe in Allah and the Last Day, and work righteousness – on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve.
Qur’an 5:69 Many a prophet had godly people fight along with him, without ever wavering under pressure in the cause of God, nor did they hesitate or become discouraged. God loves the steadfast.
There has been a steady and incessant campaign by Pakistan against India with effective use of the media and diplomacy. This has corrupted the imagination of impressionable minds in J&K and raised an architecture of violence, which some call the ‘terror industry.’ The Two Kashmirs is an attempt to compare Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) with the rest of Kashmir in India. It discusses the hypothesis advanced by advocates of violence and resistance in J&K about the state being on the receiving end as far as Indian economic and developmental policies are concerned. The data is collected and analysed on the indices of development—ranging from the very basic ones—like life-expectancy and literacy to healthcare and education.
All Tapasi ever wanted was to study hard and clear her exams… Instead, she is trapped into marriage with an impotent old man by Jatin Da and Kanika Di whom she trusted. Widowed a few months later, she is brought to Vrindavan—India’s dumping ground for unwanted widows. Shorn of her identity and self respect, she becomes a helpless inmate of Ambika Devi’s ashram where the widows subsist on two rotis, two dhotis and six hours of jaap at a temple. Tapasi, with other starving widows, wonders how Lord Krishna could be so indifferent to their sufferings? Befriended by Jaimala Devi, does Tapasi go to USA to study or does she marry Malay, Kanika Di’s handsome son? What does destiny have in store for her? A hard hitting novel, The Widow of Vrindavan takes an unflinching look at the widespread evil of widow abuse.
When Brisha made a New Year’s resolution to write a diary for the coming year, little did she realise that these entries would eventually turn into a treasure trove of experiences. The year 2020 brought forth a barrage of impossible challenges, monumental odds and unforeseen calamities. The diary tells a story that’s much more than the sum of its entries—a tale of self-improvement, understanding the consequences of action and inaction, patience, strength, tenacity, and most importantly, inner peace. This was the year that turned several 14-year old boys and girls into adults as they dealt with issues and lifestyle changes that they could not have envisioned in their wildest imagination. These life lessons might not have been learnt in any other way and will carry them through several of life’s hardships, joys and successes. This is not just Brisha’s diary, it is the diary of an entire generation that has learnt to cope, hope, struggle and survive through an epochal time.
A chill runs down one’s spine with the discovery that one is diagnosed with cancer. The dream of a beautiful life ahead and the desire to have the whole world at one’s feet suddenly comes crashing down.
Hope Soars narrates heart-rending stories of those brave men and women, patients and caregivers, who faced the onslaught of cancer with rare and unbridled courage. Some of these stories will take you through the lives of a professor who shuffled her lectures, her appointments with the doctor and chemotherapy sessions, and it was all in a day’s work for her; a mother who lost her little one at a very tender age when he was just beginning to dream big; a young girl who had the entire life ahead of her when she found the malignant tumour in her body; and, a beautiful woman who could not bear to look at herself in the mirror after her mastectomy. But they all emerged winners in the end.
These are their stories of triumph over cancer. Hope is the common link uniting these thirty-four unique and fascinating stories. Readers will be caught unaware saying along with those who have suffered that “Yes, we CAN.” And this is the spirit that the book seeks to promote—the true mission of Indian Cancer Society.
Are you with India or against India?’ This is the dominant question facing every Kashmiri Muslim today. When Khalid Jehangir asked himself this question, he realised that he wanted to be with India. He also felt Kashmir needed to be with India. Why? Khalid wants to tell the world, Kashmiri Muslims are as nationalistic as anyone else. They want to be a part of India, moving rapidly towards becoming a developed nation, on a prosperity arc. Khalid feels BJP as a political force is evolving in Jammu and Kashmir and will bring in the integration that Kashmir needs. In his book, he says Kashmir’s aspirational youth are fed up of terrorism, which has destroyed its tourism and economy. They have no hopes of jobs, nor futures. Religious militancy is not what Kashmir is all about. He reiterates, Kashmiris have always practised the Islam of Sufis which is about syncretism. Hizbul and Jamaat-e-Islami extremists call it kufr. Khalid’s marriage to a Christian girl from Thanjavur introduced him to the multi-religious, secular India. Though a Muslim, he was married in a temple and in a church and he shared a meal with Hindu priests and Christian Fathers. It is Khalid’s quest for a secular democratic Kashmir that has brought forth this book that profiles through a personal journey, a larger political perspective.
Welcome to the world of Social Media — a territory where users have already created their network. They upload content, ‘like’ or ‘dislike’ what they see, and interact with their friends every day, every hour and sometimes every minute! This new segment of a highly expressive audience has defined interests, and is not shy of voicing its opinion. The phenomenal growth of such a population makes it important for brands to be more ‘social’ than ever before, and ‘engage’ with their audience to create a positive environment online. This will not only lead to an effective word-of-mouth, but will result in higher sales (especially for product-based companies).
This book provides a methodological approach to defining why your brand needs to be online, how to discover what will work for you, and finally, how to engage the right audience. You will also learn what pieces of information make an excellent analytic report and how social media investments can be justified.
Modern civilisation is facing unprovoked and undeclared war from terrorists in quest of destruction. Terrorists have rampaged nations, causing huge loss of life and property across the world. Despite best of our policing and defence preparedness, terrorists are a step ahead in breaching the security cover. It is a serious challenge that we have to face as a united force.
Governments, people, the corporate world and private agencies involved in the security business have to share information, knowledge and technologies to restrict future attempts of terror outfits to harm us. The book, Threat to Corporate World from Terrorism, provides insight and strategy to fight terrorism. “
Toni Morrison’s impactful works provide powerful commentary on the complexities of race, identity, gender, and power relations in the US. This edited volume, Toni Morrison: Literary Perspectives and Critical Interpretations, presents insightful critiques and commentaries by renowned academicians, researchers and scholars. It offers readers the opportunity to reflect on the lessons Morrison wanted them to learn and unlearn.
“Torah and Robin love animals, travel, and solving mysteries. They often find themselves in historic, beautiful places where they have days full of fun and adventure. Join them on this series of escapades that asks you to draw, colour, quiz, and visit wonderful places all over India. The first two books in the ‘Torah and Robin’ series are now available: 1) Torah and Robin visit Old Delhi 2) Torah and Robin go to Agra Coming Soon: 3) Torah and Robin travel to Orchha 4) Torah and Robin take a trip to Goa 5) Torah and Robin holiday in Mysore 6) Torah and Robin breeze through Ooty”
Torah and Robin love animals, travel, and solving mysteries. They often find themselves in historic, beautiful places where they have days full of fun and adventure. Join them on this series of escapades that asks you to draw, colour, quiz, and visit wonderful places all over India.
Every dollar saved is a dollar gained. Anything that reduces productivity and profitability is a source of loss. Total Loss Prevention Management: A Profit Centre is designed to provide professionals with an introduction to loss prevention concepts and security programme implementation. It seeks to present proven strategies to prevent and reduce incidents of loss due to crime, fire, accident, error, and mismanagement.
The world-class experts on loss prevention management offer cutting edge and timely topics and threats including the Internet, terrorism, and e-commerce security issues. The book serves as an essential reference to applying loss prevention theory to creating real-world security solutions.
The skeptics have been silenced. Sudesh Verma’s prophetic vision, penned in his groundbreaking 2014 book Narendra Modi: The GameChanger, has been vindicated. Witness India’s transformation from the ‘fragile five’ to the ‘fabulous few,’ ascending to the top echelons of global power. Under Modi’s powerful leadership, India emerges as a true Vishwaguru. Yet, his meteoric rise was not effortless; it was a relentless journey marked by unwavering determination. With meticulous strategy and fearless decision-making, Modi has propelled India’s development across all fronts – social, economic, and political. While GameChanger chronicled Modi’s improbable rise from a humble tea seller to the nation’s Prime Minister, this book provides a candid evaluation of his government’s performance. It examines the plethora of initiatives and momentous decisions, poised to redefine India’s trajectory. From global adulation to adoration within the nation, Modi’s legacy is indelible. He’s not just a leader; he’s a phenomenon, revered and trusted by a nation.