Love is not merely a word but an experience which cannot be described to others. It is a feeling one has for another. How often have we realised that there is an inner voice that speaks to us? Even if we realise that our inner voice is speaking to us, how often do we listen to it? The question often arises whether our inner voice is in conflict with what our mind desires or whether it is but an extension of what we truly are? Contained herein are stories of individuals placed in different situations who gave great importance to their inner voice and unknowingly revealed their hidden selves. In the author’s opinion, our behaviour is inevitably governed by what we believe.

So, the child is having a field day scribbling on anything and everything and the parent is going bonkers saving the walls and the rugs and the chairs! Sounds familiar?! SCRIBBLE is it, then, a fun ride of a book on the undiluted joys of scribbling and doodling. Imagine a day where the young and the old embrace the freedom to splash colours everywhere, transforming the world into a vibrant tapestry of joy and expression.

The exact turn of events that led Gyamtso to flee home is a bit of a mystery. But one thing is certain: he left suddenly and secretly, without even saying goodbye or packing his bags. In no time, the young man from Sikkim was in Burma fighting in the world’s biggest war. This remarkable biography chronicles Gyamtso Shangderpa’s transformation from an ordinary village boy to the legendary war hero, Ganju Lama VC. He is the only Indian Gurkha soldier to be awarded with the Victoria Cross, the highest honour given by the British to members of the armed forces for extraordinary bravery. Yet, Ganju Lama’s story is about more than just wartime valour. It is a deeper narrative of resilience, sense of duty, and the power of the human spirit.

This is a Board Book and not a Hard Bound Book. Discover the joy of HUMOUR through the life of Mario Miranda, one of India’s funniest cartoonists. This simple text written in verse is the perfect way to introduce little readers to BIG VALUES. The Learning TO BE series features biographies in verse about interesting South Asian pioneers and achievers. With beautiful illustrations and a graphic timeline, these are true stories that will both entertain and inspire young readers! It can be read aloud to toddlers and preschoolers (2–4-year-olds) or read independently by emerging readers (4–7-year-olds). This is a Board Book and not a Hard Bound Book.

Challenging assumptions and embracing confidence are two intertwined concepts that play a crucial role in personal growth, critical thinking, and success. Assumptions are the beliefs and judgments we hold about ourselves, others, and the world around us, which can often be limiting and biased. Embracing confidence, on the other hand, involves recognising our abilities, strengths, and potential and having faith in ourselves to overcome challenges and achieve our goals. By actively challenging assumptions and fostering confidence, individuals can break free from self-imposed limitations, explore new possibilities, and unlock their full potential. In this article, we will dive into these concepts, providing examples to illustrate their importance and practical applications.

Vikramjeet Singh is a spritiual enthusiast having strong leaning towards nature, psychology and evolution of mankind, which he has reflected in his present work. He is from Jammu city, J&K and presently serves in J&K Polce as an Inspector. Besides this, Vikram is also the Executive Member of Spiritual Society of India, where he also hold the post of District President, Jammu.

If Savi were to make a list of things that were the absolute worst, moving to Shajarpur would be right on top. Well, right after the point about missing her father. And death. And her new school, with the most stuck-up of classmates.Worse, she is now part of an eco club in which they make fun of her for not having enough green gyaan. And those stuck-up classmates seem to be her new friends. Wait, what? How did that happen?But Savi is too busy figuring out why in the world she, a certified brown thumb, is suddenly able to talk to us (her plants) and to the ginormous ficus tree, whose heartwood seems full of secrets. Funny, thoughtful and deeply moving, this is a story of loss, climate change and the magical power of... Ahem. Actually, why don’t we just let Savi tell it now?

Farmer Falgu’s trips never go smoothly. In this third book of the series, he is on his way to the annual kite-flying festival with his daughter, Eila. But…. Whoosh! She loses her kite to the strong wind. Will our ingenious Farmer Falgu come up with a solution to make his daughter happy

Learn about the story of J.R.D. Tata's flights. Stories that unfolded in the skies, while keeping an eye on the ground.

The Joyful Talisman: Conversations on Human Values for a Joyful World, authored by Vedabhyas Kundu and Munazah Shah, is a transformative exploration of human values, positivity, and personal growth. The book combines thoughtful philosophical insights with practical wisdom to encourage readers toward self-discovery, resilience, balance, and inner peace. Presented in an engaging conversational style, it makes profound ideas accessible and relevant to everyday life. The authors emphasize joy as a powerful force for creating meaningful and fulfilling lives. More than a collection of advice, the book inspires readers to cultivate compassion, positivity, ethical values, and conscious living while contributing to a more harmonious and joyful world.

Divya and Vikrant have been friends for years. Divya fell in love with Vikrant, whom she never met in real life but who existed in her virtual world. She loved him beyond her imagination; however, as it was destined, Vikrant could not decide on his feelings and bring stability. Divya has been waiting for years for Vikrant to realize his true feelings. Should she wait for Vikrant? How long can a girl be in a situation of to be or not to be? Was it the right time to forgive and forget, and was it worth the wait? Will they come together for real, or will fate keep them apart forever? Unravel their story to discover the answer.

We work hard to earn our money. But regardless of how much we earn, the money worry never goes away. Bills, rent, EMIs, medical costs, vacations, kids' education and, somewhere at the back of the head, the niggling fear of being underprepared for our own retirement. Wouldn't it be wonderful if our money worked for us just as we work hard for it? What if we had a proven system to identify dud investment schemes? What if we could just plug seamlessly into a simple, jargon-free plan to get more value out of our money for tomorrow, and have a super good life today as well?India's most trusted name in personal finance, Monika Halan offers you a feet-on-the-ground system to build financial security. Not a get-rich-quick guide, this book provides you a smarter way to live your dream life, rather than stay worried about the 'right' investment or 'perfect' insurance. Unlike many personal finance books, Let's Talk Money is written specifically for you, keeping the Indian context in mind.

An enchanting story set in Kerala about a girl named Lachu who is very naughty and can never sit idle. It recounts the beautiful and full of freedom childhood Lachu lived in, amidst nature’s bounty.

Kalahandi, a land steeped in ancestral lore, breathes through its oral epics-sung, not written; lived, not read. These heroic and sacred traditions echo through tribal hamlets, carried by bardic lineages like the Parghania (Gond), Maral and Bogua (Kondh), Ghogia (Gaud), and Bhat (Banjara). Each community sings its own identity into being through rhythmic chants and evocative performances. Among the Bhunjia and Paharia, elders become memory-keepers, while Debgunia singers invoke the divine feminine in praise of Goddess Lakshmi. These epics are cultural scriptures, recounting forest spirits, deities, and struggles for justice. They embody ecological wisdom, social harmony, and interethnic unity. These are not mere stories-they are the soul-song of Kalahandi. Let us listen, honour, and uplift them before the echoes fade forever.

Chemical Industry Futurity Myths is a book written by Dr. Sanjay Rout that examines the myths and realities of the chemical industry in today's world. The book focuses on how these myths can be used to shape policy decisions, business strategies, and public perceptions about this vital sector of our economy. The first chapter delves into common misconceptions about chemicals such as their potential for harm or usefulness as a resource for energy production or manufacturing processes. It also looks at how technological advances have changed the way we think about chemicals and their impact on society over time, including topics like nanotechnology, biotechnology, green chemistry initiatives, synthetic biology research projects etc.. Additionally it provides an overview of current regulations governing chemical use in different countries around the world - from environmental protection laws to product safety standards - which are essential pieces information when considering any new venture involving them . The second chapter explores various ways in which companies can capitalize on emerging technologies related to chemicals while minimizing risks associated with using them; such as investing heavily in research & development (R&D) efforts towards creating more efficient products that are safer for consumers , developing alternative sources of raw materials , engaging local stakeholders through community outreach programs etc., In addition it discusses some promising areas where advancements could lead us into future – including renewable energy resources based off organic compounds or advanced techniques aimed at reducing waste output from industrial processes . All-in-all Chemical Industry Futurity Myths offers readers valuable insight into understanding key issues impacting this field so they can make informed decisions going forward .

Every day, Kempi the cow wanders through the bustling city streets. But today—uh-oh—did she get stuck in a traffic jam, or was she the reason behind it? What unfolds next is a heartwarming and humorous tale that could easily take place in any Indian city. With its delightful blend of laughter and emotion, this story captures the chaos and charm of urban or semi urban life. Featuring stunning illustrations of typical Indian cityscapes, it’s a story that resonates with children of all ages!

The bridge built by Nal-Neel is not a miracle but a grand construction built with the use of science and knowledge. Ram Setu is not only a symbol of our faith today, but it is also a living proof of the rich history of India. ‘Ram Setu’ has been recorded in history as an indelible symbol of love for ages. Story of 'Nal-Neel' included in Shri Ram Sena. Was Shri Ram's army ready before his birth?

Chacha Chaudhary Comic – Relive the golden days of 90s comics with this premium Chacha Chaudhary Nostalgia Edition Series. Filled with witty stories, clever humour, and memorable adventures, these comics offer a nostalgic throwback to your childhood. Designed for fans who treasure India’s most iconic character, it’s time to revisit the genius whose speed surpasses a computer! Chacha Chaudhary Digest 4 offers a charming mix of hilarious and action-packed stories featuring India’s beloved wisecracking hero. With his sharp wit, composed wisdom, and Sabu’s immense strength, Chacha solves everyday problems, outsmarts villains, and uncovers quirky mysteries. Each story combines humour, Indian values, and clever problem-solving, making it suitable for readers of all ages. The digest offers light entertainment, memorable characters, and timeless appeal, capturing the classic spirit of Pran’s storytelling in an engaging, easy-to-read format.

Still Life and Other Stories is the English translation of ten carefully selected stories by Jeelani Bano, accompanied by culturally nuanced footnotes and an introduction. Selected for their thematic originality, creative daring, and formal experimentation, the stories reveal a striking range of women’s inner worlds, creative selves, and expressive voices. The collection aspires to make a meaningful intervention in the history of women’s writing while enriching and democratizing the English literary space. This is also part of Rekhta Foundation's larger initiative to bring Urdu literary masterpieces to English readers.