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The cave was completely dark. Rumi and Shekhar shivered as they saw the Naga sadhus immersed in silent meditation. Their intense desire to know about the Naga sadhus had drawn them to this cave. Some of the sadhus were meditating, while others were practicing silent meditation. Sitting in deep solitude in an atmosphere of bone-chilling cold, the sadhus were performing penance. They had their long locks wrapped around their heads. Their entire being seemed to be covered in flames of anger - yet calm, peaceful and free from worldly troubles.

Anyone would think before coming to this silent secluded place. But people who have the passion to do something different are not afraid. The fear had now disappeared from Shekhar's face. Rumi also felt safe. Had they accidentally climbed into these deserted and dark caves? Didn't they know that this place was forbidden for ordinary people?

Just as Abhay has embarked on that terrifying journey to uncover a secret that has been held for eleven generations, he is overshadowed by the current descendant of Mahamaya, a mysterious woman who is both beautiful and deadly!

As Bhagiratha, the descendant of Ikshvaku, the most talented of the five Aryan dynasties, is marching steadily towards Jambudvipa, he is joined by Gilgamesh, a Sumerian who is eager to rescue his daughter, with a wealth of gold!

In Jambudvipa, the Dravidian Mahabali Parashu and the serpent Vasuki are searching for a suitable site for the golden and great Vishnu idol received as a gift from the Aryans.

Ravana, the ruler of Lanka, who has acquired the secret of Sanjeevani, which was given to Shukracharya by Mahamaya, is eagerly awaiting the birth of a baby girl from the womb of his wife Mandodari, who is to be the cause of his death.

The Kirats, the arch-enemies of the Aryans, who had been blocking the path of the Aryans for centuries, and the Naga dynasty, an ancient enemy living in the Himalayas, have become active.

Welcome to the second chapter of the 'Eternal Golden Saga', 'Surya', a terrifying golden world

It is not possible to imagine a man doing housework and his wife doing work in society. The hypocrites and bigots of society always say that housework is for women. Men should only do their jobs and businesses and leave all the other responsibilities to women. Contrary to this accepted and unproven law of society, what happens when a husband becomes a homemaker? What happens if a woman who has passed eight books proves to be more practical than her company secretary husband? When a sloppy Chandudi sitting on the last bench gives his master the Gurudakshina of life at the age of 40? When a society made up of its own people robs a woman of her modesty and this woman asks for euthanasia? When a man becomes the fire to burn such Ravanas of society? What happens when a woman has nothing more from her father and husband but a house to call her own? When many such questions and feelings of society find a verbal form, a house husband is created. The summaries of the feelings that you, I, and all of us have lived, seen, heard, and experienced are a loving gift to society in the form of words

Short Stories

An internal conflict in an Afghan clan growing opium in Afghanistan's Helmand province turns the life of Nitin Gandhi, a simple unemployed young man from Mumbai upside down. 'Kahar' is the story of Nitin Gandhi. After the bloody and painful death of his friend and lover, C.Z., a RAW agent fighting a secret war against the Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka, has C.Z.'s loyalty to his country turned into betrayal? - 'Kahar' is the story of C.Z. Gujarat Police PSI Yujuvendrasinh Kumpawat becomes an unwitting part of a terrorist conspiracy that takes shape at sea during his intelligence posting in Jamnagar. What is the ultimate outcome of Kumpawat, who works controversially and outside the law?

The heroine of this story keeps going to her father to get rid of her disliked husband; Sometimes she goes to her father. Whether it happens to the father and the in-laws or not. In the story that reaches the end of the divorce, something pleasant happens, due to which the two who do not understand each other; abandon their narrow understanding and start understanding, liking, and accepting each other. The way the female characters of this story that reaches the end of the divorce bring the story to a happy end through their understanding and patience is unparalleled. In this story with a rural setting, the creator has vividly depicted the fickle moods of women of all ages; the Mahabharata of their minds, the unstable moments of women's lives

On that chowpati, making his way through the crowd of dusk, he reached the boats that were far away in the sand. Kushan sat there, a plank was stuck in front of one of the boats. In front of him, the sea spread out to the edge of the horizon. Uncovered. Its roaring waves were forming a circle around him alone, rushing like a swarm of bees. The last rays of the sun were shining on his head like gems. The tidal waves were rushing right up to his feet, inviting him to set out on a sea voyage. Although he was in the boat, this was not the journey, nor was he going anywhere. Like a boat, he was stuck in the sand. Last night, his mother had made him sit in front of her and made her bequeath her will, it was the will of dreams. And she had said something that had been buried deep in the soil of her mind for years. He was radiant. Not all the holes buried deep in the earth always contain the treasure of diamonds, sometimes there are also the roaring roars. He had called Ekta here to give that will. He was afraid of what Ekta would say! - Varsha Adalja

A concise retelling of the 10 best Thriller novels ever written in the world - a compilation of summaries from various authors. It is designed to give readers an experience of each original work without having to read the full novels

The story follows Ambika, a bubbly and outspoken stand-up comedian and nurse from Jhansi, who desires three things in life: 'Memes, Momos, and Munnas' (children). She is a resilient character who uses humor to navigate life and challenge social norms.

Her life takes a dramatic turn after she falls in love and gets married. She is later diagnosed with a bizarre medical condition that leads to infertility and subsequent marital issues and social stigma. Facing immense pressure and a blot on her reputation, Ambika finds her life 'turned upside down'

Along with the freedom struggle, it was a time of social reform and a new awakening for the country. The horizons of the family life were expanding. At that time, the sale of brides was prevalent. However, even today, in different forms, it is not uncommon. Parents would marry off their eight-nine-year-old daughter to a second or third husband and leave. In times of famine, wealthy Sethians would descend on the village. The character of Savitri has been shaped by taking a piece of the past from that twilight. An ignorant village girl is brought by Vitthaldas 'Vhori' and placed on the threshold of a luxurious bungalow in Mumbai and then left. Years later, after overcoming many obstacles, Savitri herself enters the house. She challenges even her own self-imposed female destiny, saying, 'Break the horizon, let me see, what is beyond it?' A strange triangle is formed between a housewife, a courtesan and a dead woman, and the love of two men