This captivating novel tells the story of a clash between adivasis, naxalites, the CRPF, and a mining company. At the center of the story is a young boy named Oonga who is determined to watch a performance of ‘Sitaharan’. In pursuit of his dream, he embarks on an epic journey to the city and returns to his village as the blue adivasi prince of the forest, Rama himself! Along the way, he confronts the gun-wielding demons who have invaded his village. The book highlights the real-life incidents that inspired the story and exposes the negative consequences of so-called 'development'. It also delves into the conflict of ideologies and how language can create divisions between people. Ultimately, the book shows how peaceful people can become victims of violence and are forced into battles they don’t want to fight.

Who by Trina Chako is a gripping young adult thriller that pulls you straight into a world of secrets, memory gaps, and danger that feels too close to home. Tiana Singhal seems to have everything going for her—a great internship, a stable life, and a clear path ahead. But in an instant, everything unravels. Forced to run from an unknown threat, she is left with more questions than answers. Who is the girl haunting her nightmares? Why does the face in the mirror feel unfamiliar? And most importantly—who is trying to kill her? As Tiana digs deeper into her past, the lines between truth and illusion begin to blur. Every clue raises new doubts, and every step forward brings her closer to a truth she may not be ready to face. Written in a sharp, accessible style, Who is perfect for teen readers stepping into the thriller genre. It combines suspense, identity, and psychological tension in a fast-paced narrative that keeps you hooked till the last page.