A guy starts to write a book. What on earth could possibly go wrong... Apart from the fact that, He becomes insomniac, Fells in love with his dreamgirl, Gets stuck in the origin of universe, And ofcourse there is a dragon he need to be worried of. Forget love triangles, this is love-triangle-pyramid story.

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A source of inspiration for every Indian, the country’s twelfth President, Abul Pakir Jainulabedin Abdul Kalam was born on October 15, 1931 in Rameshwaram in Tamil Nadu. His father, Jainulabedin, and mother, Aashiamma, were simple, religious-minded people and held an honourable place in society Dr. Kalam, besides being a capable scientist, an ideal teacher and an excellent writer, had a good knowledge of Indian classical music and played the violin too. He also loved gardening and, despite a very busy work schedule, he was regular with his morning walk, prayers and yoga. He believed we must keep ourselves busy every moment of the day in a meaningful way and, at the same time, take time off to enjoy the fragrance of blooming flowers or watch the myriad colours of the flitting butterflies. "Quotes by A. P. J. Abdul Kalam “You have to dream before your dreams can come true.” “A dream is not that which you see while sleeping, it is something that does not let you sleep.” “You should not give up and we should not allow the problem to defeat us.” “If you want to shine like a sun, first burn like a sun.” “All of us do not have equal talent. But, all of us have an equal opportunity to develop our talents.” “Man needs difficulties in life because they are necessary to enjoy success.’ “Don’t take rest after your first victory because if you fail in second, more lips are waiting to say that your first victory was just luck.” “Let us sacrifice our today so that our children can have a better tomorrow.” “I am not handsome but I can give my hand to someone who needs help... Because beauty is required in the heart, not in face...”

William Shakespeare said, “Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.” One can achieve greatness only by one’s deeds and not by one’s birth. Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, was such a great person. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was called ‘Mahatma Gandhi’ for his principles of non-violence, sacrifices for India’s independence and the concerted efforts he made for societal transformation. Gandhi Ji followed what he preached and lived a life of idealism. Here are a few inspiring quotes by Mahatma Gandhi that acts like an eye opener.” “A man is but a product of his thoughts. What he thinks he becomes.” “The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong.” “Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.” “An ounce of patience is worth more than a tonne of preaching.” “Glory lies in the attempt to reach one’s goal and not in reaching it.” “Whatever you do will be insignificant. But it is very important that you do it.” “The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problem.”

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Some relationships in life begin casually and come with us for a very long-time, more than we expected! Sometimes we misunderstand people and a few times we misunderstand what they mean to us. When we realize it, It is too late. Do we get a chance to restart? This fiction is about a few people in their prime part of life - late teens to early twenties. Priya, the Talkative, boisterous girl sets the pace of the story. She can be friends with anyone unlike sanjana, who sees her bestial and only friend in Oriya. All Indian teenage girls have a thing in common - their liking for Reel life heroes. The girls were no exception. They are die-hard fans of an upcoming actor from a star family, Rishi. Not an everyday thing, but it did happen to them. Priya, sanjana and Rishi cross paths. They meet, greet, get friendly and get closer. It is about these three people's journey - their emotions, their behaviour, and their relationship. The same love that brings them closer drifts them apart when dynamics change. Out of love, do they make, break or mend their relationship!.

The best way to know about a man's character is to go with him for a couple of rounds in the ring. You would know more about him than he himself does. The writer started learning martial arts to get better at street fights as he invariably found himself indulging in them during his years growing up and unknowingly became a student of the combat arts until he finally settled down and had a life. Although considered a nuisance in itself and rightly so the fights that he found himself in and the combat anecdotes of the greats made contributions of the highest order in his approach and attitude towards life. The lessons learnt on the streets and in the Rings gave a definite direction to his life which otherwise was missing. He in this book has tried to comprehend these virtues for the readers and hopes to make a small contribution in the Enrichment of all those who are willing to take a hit or two with a grin on their faces. "Keep your head low, eyes high and mouth shut." - kyokushin Karate.

Haiku is a very short form of Japanese poetry consisting of 17 syllables arranged in three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively. But against all odds, this is a collection of feelings written in three lines. An economical masterpiece that Trades you through realities of life; speaking of love, relationships, paradoxes in life, you name it you have it in here.

English Translation of Rabindranath Tagore's Bengali novel Gora. Gora consists of two parallel love stories of two pairs of lovers: Gora and Sucharita, Binoy and Lolita. Their emotional development is shown in the background of the social and political problems prevalent in India towards the end of the 19th-century. The novel is the longest novel written by Tagore. It deeply influences the Indian society and emerged as a debate between Brahmo Samaj and Hinduism.

The Saga of the Cactus Land: A novel that comes from the very soul of the writer, a book that germinated within the innermost recesses of his heart and exploded into this brilliant, heart-warming, gentle and yet scorching tale of his family's life in the inhospitable dry lands and the experiences of his people when everything that they owned and cherished was suddenly lost following the construction of the Vaigai dam, which resulted in their village finding itself deep down on the river-bed of the Vaigai. The story revolves around the central character of Peyathevar, a quintessential good man, hard-working, unremittingly honest, strong, manly and yet with the capacity to break down and cry, as also the incredible will-power to pull himself up and fight. His relationship with his grandson Mokkarasu, a very salient element in the novel, is a throbbing vein of tenderness and love that runs through the story. The simple, hard-working villagers lose their beloved land, on which they had lived, loved, ploughed, weeded, harvested, played and procreated - in short, spent their entire lives. They become refugees in their own country. The story of these innocent, largely unlettered people comes vibrantly alive because the characters are based on real people and because of the compassion and empathy that permeate its telling. 'The mud of this earth is our food...it is our medicine' says Peyathevar at one point. But alas, that mud becomes the underwater grave of the village of Kallikkadu.

One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it� Have you ever: Been in true love? Not love at first sight but love at every sight? Met the love of your life after 4 years only to lose her again? Faced a psycho stalker? Messed with family of cops? Get caught boozing by none other than your mother on your own birthday? Well, if this excites you even a bit, this would be an enthralling read for you. Things End But Memories Last Forever. The book tells the real life bitter-sweet incidents and discloses a candid narration by a mad, love struck and bemused guy, Abhi, who confesses about every last details of his past life to his best friend after a near death escape in a car accident. The tale of his first love Nikita, and much more. As time goes on, you�ll understand. What lasts, lasts; what doesn�t, doesn�t. We are habituated to miss those people the most, who left us for no reason�

Two strangers, Achira and Samudra wash ashore in one shared accommodation in the maddening city of Mumbai. Despite the differences in their present occupations and past wars they fought, their understanding of life’s luminescence and dark, conversations roll. Words give birth to eloquent silences, silences melt away with words oozing from deep within. Written in a unique dialogic form and masterfully translated by V. Ramaswamy, “The Sea” also quietly celebrates its eco-feminist bearing as it attempts to reveal the inner lives of humans as they weave words to connect, to acknowledge fall and rise beyond, to live and be free.

Agneyam tells the story of Nangema, a Namboodiri woman forced to leave her native home in Palghat due to poverty. She journeys alone through the perilous paths of Wayanad and creates a life for herself and her family in that wild land. She was a real person, not a figment of Vatsala's imagination. Living in Wayanad, she carved out a life for herself, but as events unfolded, she returned to her native Palghat, stayed with her daughter, and died peacefully. Vatsala knew her intimately and was inspired to write her exhilarating and tragic life story as a novel, "AGNEYAM." Vatsala is one of Kerala's leading women writers. Through her, the real Nangema becomes an artistic marvel - a woman born into luxury but falling into poverty; brave enough to change her life by moving to Wayanad, working as a cook, running a small shop, and eventually owning and cultivating land. An independent and courageous woman, aided by the untamed land. This is their story. But it is also the story of the Kurichia bonded labourers, the original landowners, and their helpless, fearful, and impoverished existence. Vatsala crafts this story in her unique, feminine, compassionate, lyrical language, writing with complete empathy for her protagonist. The result is a significant literary work from a historical, sociological, and literary perspective, always emphasising the woman's point of view. Vatsala has authored many novels and short stories, but this novel stands out for its lyrical language and powerful depiction of an independent woman. The translator, Vasanthi Sankaranarayanan, is a student of literature, cinema, theater, and dance. Her doctoral dissertation focuses on "Malayalam Cinema, Society and Politics of Kerala. " As a native of Kerala with a deep interest in Malayalam literature and women's studies, this is her third translation of a Malayalam novel- her previous works being "Agnisakshi" by late Lalithambika Antarjanam and "Brashtu" by Matampu Kunhukuttan.

How far will you go to meet your love again? More often than not, we rekindle our hopes in the desire to hold onto things which are to be let go. More often than not, that thing is love. That's what brought together shivangi and Karan. Two people who were Poles apart from each other But shared one common thread of love. While Karan was a simple guy from next door, shivangi was a girl with big dreams. Though she had an orthodox family, their love dared to be United. Their passion had another life to run to, and so did they, until fate played its twisted game and a mishap knocked them on the door. Bestselling author ajitabha Bose brings you another heartwarming tale of love, trust and a forever you might have never read.

One of the amazing things we have been given as humans is the unquenchable desire to have dreams and knack to make it happen. “A divine tale of destinies – shanaki chananthaki” a mythological tale unfolds against the back drop of Mahabharata war and throws light on the impact the war had on lives other than Pandavas and Kauravas. Growing up as a princess of a powerful kingdom, she did not have the rights to chase her dream. Chananthaki, an exceptionally beautiful princess of chanantakraj has to choose whether to chase her dream or to be an upright royal heir who has to follow the protocols of a royal princess. Will she be able to fight against all odds to accomplish her dream? Who is shanaki? Will chananthaki be able to turn shanaki’s dream into reality? Let’s find out together in this intriguing divine tale of destinies.

Everyone has a dream. It’s just that some dreams get fulfilled, and others remain confined in hearts. In love with Shah Rukh Khan by Ajitabha Bose.

The story, written in an epistolary style, talks about attempts the narrator makes in order to erase the memories of her one true love, from her heart. But can such love be unremembered? Read on to find out.

Some stories are untold, some are buried deep, but every story deserves to be elicited. Authors' Ink Publications bring to you; a compendium of some unheard thoughts, some untouched emotions,some life changing stories.

India's most popular pocket book writer brings to you his first novel. It's a story inspired from real life incidents. A story based on the college life of 6 friends. It's a love story of Aditya and janvi. Aditya is from Jamshedpur and moves to Delhi for his graduation. He aspires to become a successful filmmaker. Janvi is a delhiite and loves travelling. She dreams to settle in Italy someday. Life takes a different turn when love brought them together. What lies ahead? Where will destiny lead them? Bestselling author ajitabha Bose brings to you another heartwarming tale of love, friendship and dreams.