Premchand Ki Swatantrata Sangram Kathayen
Author: Pallav
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2025 | Pages: 208 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789349162945
These 16 stories by Premchand, written during the British rule, depict how the people of our country fought against foreign subjugation and achieved independence.
It's heartening to learn about the various aspects of this struggle led by Mahatma Gandhi - Satyagraha, prohibition, the sacrifice of jobs, and patriotism - even after nearly a hundred years.
These stories remind us how much sacrifice, hard work, and long-term dedication this independence entailed.
Dr. Pallav, a well-known scholar, critic, and editor of Hindi literature, has compiled this collection of Premchand's stories and written a lengthy introduction
Premchand Ki Dalit Kathayen
Author: Pallav
Genre: Short Stories / Social Novel
Year: 2025 | Pages: 192 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789349162440
This book contains 15 stories by Premchand, which center on the issue of caste and the problems of discrimination arising from it. Written almost a hundred years ago, these stories remain relevant today, as incidents of oppression due to caste still occur daily.
The aim of this collection is to bring to light stories by Premchand that appropriately address Dalit issues even in this era. Understanding the basic nature of humankind, Premchand has created many valuable characters in these stories, making us more aware and sensitive to the Dalit problem
Premchand Ki Vyangya Kathayen
Author: Pallav
Genre: Humorous Fiction / Short Stories
Year: 2025 | Pages: 176 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9788198412263
This book contains fifteen humorous short stories. Premchand is one of Hindi's most popular writers, whose books are still eagerly read by readers of all ages and backgrounds. These stories contain both humorous and sharp satire on social ironies. Dr. Pallav has selected these stories from Premchand's vast literary works. Pallava, an accomplished prose critic, has published numerous books. He teaches at the renowned Hindu College in Delhi
Aadmi Ki Poonchh
Author: Nagar, Vishnu
Genre: Humorous Fiction
Year: 2025 | Pages: 208 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9788198412249
'I am presenting to you this selection of satirical writings written over the past three decades, which can be considered my best satire. You will find that they reflect various aspects of national life. You will clearly see the life perspective behind them.
Today, political distortion is more intense than ever since independence. In this regard, the conditions for satirical writing are more favorable, but it has become extremely difficult to get satire published in a popular newspaper. It seems that the rulers of today are quite afraid of the power of satire.'
Reteela
Author: Harshul, Anand
Genre: Social Novel
Year: 2025 | Pages: 128 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9788198009791
Reteela tells a poignant story of how we Indians, who never tire of claiming to see ourselves as part of nature's continuity, can stoop to such low levels, willingly and wholeheartedly engaged in destroying nature. While reading it, one never feels that the trees, plants, rivers, mountains, animals, and birds are inanimate in any way.
Anand Harshul has described them with their heartbeats and pulses. At the same time, the human greed revealed in the attempt to deceive innocent tribals at every level, covered in slimy blood and flesh, is also revealed. In Retila, Anand also brings to light the inhuman, murderous side of new technology that is always left out of our discussions of so-called development
Premashram
Author: Premchand
Genre: Social Novel
Year: 2025 | Pages: 496 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789349162228
Premashram is an epic of peasant life. It doesn't depict just one aspect of that life; it's like a vast river, in which, along with the main stream, the water from the surrounding drains, old, hollow trees uprooted, and the weeds of the fields also flow.
It has been written by breaking the normal rules of novel writing. Who is its hero, who is its heroine? Premchand made the peasants who performed forced labor, plowed the fields, and fought against the plague and the government the heroes.
Premchand takes us among the typical peasants. Beyond them, their fields and ponds, their wrestling arenas and Lavani-like thoughts, their superstitions and the restless sprouts of a new life - all this is alive in Premashram; history is living in its pages. Premchand shows the ancient traditions of farmers and also where their links are breaking.
Premchand's art lies in his ability to paint a picture of the transformed Indian farmer. The events are simple, but they reveal the old and newness of his characters, the characteristics that push them back and propel them forward. It's easy to draw a picture of a mountain, but difficult to depict the flow of a river
Hatheli Par Karn
Author: Nagdeve, Narendra
Genre: Religious
Year: 2025 | Pages: 176 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9788198412225
The mention of Karna, the epic hero of the Mahabharata, conjures up contradictory images. One Karna is at the pinnacle of charity and virtue, donating even his armor and earrings to Indra, while the other is complicit in the heinous act of disrobing in Duryodhana's court. The novel's narrator is Karna's childhood friend and well-wisher. He witnesses the humiliations of being a charioteer's son and his growth into a prodigious archer.
He isn't merely presenting Karna's biography, but rather, he bears the torment of his own inner self as he repeatedly deviates from his lofty ideals and falls into the abyss of degradation. Karna fearlessly lives his life, embracing both sin and virtue, until, on his deathbed, Lord Krishna himself faces the task of deciding which prevailed
Samandar Bhar Ret
Author: Meel, Sandeep
Genre: Social Novel / Short Stories
Year: 2025 | Pages: 192 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789349162075
In prehistoric times, the desert of present-day Rajasthan was an ocean. With the passage of time and the changing nature of nature, this ocean's waters dried up and it was filled with sand. Sand became the desert's identity and reality, and this novel is set against this backdrop. Its characters travel between ancient times and the present, bringing with them their own stories.
Reading these stories, one feels as if nothing has changed in society. Just as in the past, lovers still face violence and injustice, and people must rebel against authority for their rights. This novel encompasses every aspect of desert life, revealing the changing nature of the intertwining of nature and humanity
Hindi Medium Tight
Author: Ranjan, Prabhat
Genre: Humorous Fiction
Year: 2025 | Pages: 112 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789349162617
Being a 'Hindi person' in college was considered a stigma. In his highly entertaining book, Prabhat ji has examined being a 'Hindi type' with such a humorous and profound perspective that it seems as if my entire time at Hindu College has come to life. It's a beautiful book, and best wishes to Prabhat Bhaiya.
-Vani Tripathi, Cultural Activist
Prabhat Ranjan is one of those extraordinary Hindi writers who enter the subject with adequate preparation. His vast experience enriches Hindi when he writes. His writing technique of blending tradition with the contemporary makes him one of the top Hindi writers.
-Anant Vijay, Senior Journalist, Author
Shall We Tell The President
Author: Archer, Jeffrey
Genre: Thriller
Year: 2024 | Pages: 272 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789393267863
Translated
At the end of the book 'Prodigal Daughter., Florentina Kane is declared the first female President of the United States.
One evening, at 7.30pm, the FBI learns of a plot to assassinate the President. At 8.30pm, five people receive detailed information about the plot. By 9.30pm, four of the five are dead.
Only FBI agent Mark Andrews knows when the assassin will strike. He also knows that a senator is involved. He has only 6 days, 13 hours, and 37 minutes to save the President and determine where and how the assassin will strike. Can he save the President?
A Prisoner Of Birth
Author: Archer, Jeffrey
Genre: Thriller
Year: 2025 | Pages: 440 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789393267634
Translated
If Danny Cartwright had proposed to Beth Wilson just a day earlier or later, he would not have been arrested or falsely accused of murdering his best friend.
Among those who testified against him in court were a renowned lawyer, a popular actor, a prominent city aristocrat, and a partner in a prestigious company. In the face of such witnesses, no one believed Danny, and he was sentenced to twenty-two years in prison and sent to the country's most secure prison.
But Danny is determined to prove his innocence and take revenge. Beth accompanies him in this.
A gripping saga of fate, coincidence, and revenge keeps the reader captivated from beginning to end
Mansarovar-Part 7
Series: Book 7 of 8
Author: Premchand
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2024 | Pages: 240 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789389373714
Manasarovar is a masterpiece compilation of stories by the legendary Hindi-Urdu writer Premchand, curated by him into eight volumes. Renowned as one of the greatest works of Indian literature, this collection offers a profound glimpse into the lives, struggles, and aspirations of the people of northern India. With its compelling narrative style and keen social insights, Premchand's stories resonate deeply with readers, capturing both the complexity of human emotions and the harsh realities of life. Timeless in its relevance, Manasarovar remains a powerful reflection of the human spirit, continuing to captivate hearts with its heartfelt storytelling and thought-provoking themes
Mansarovar-Part 6
Series: Book 6 of 8
Author: Premchand
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2024 | Pages: 208 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789389373691
Manasarovar is a masterpiece compilation of stories by the legendary Hindi-Urdu writer Premchand, curated by him into eight volumes. Renowned as one of the greatest works of Indian literature, this collection offers a profound glimpse into the lives, struggles, and aspirations of the people of northern India. With its compelling narrative style and keen social insights, Premchand's stories resonate deeply with readers, capturing both the complexity of human emotions and the harsh realities of life. Timeless in its relevance, Manasarovar remains a powerful reflection of the human spirit, continuing to captivate hearts with its heartfelt storytelling and thought-provoking themes
Mansarovar-Part 5
Series: Book 5 of 8
Author: Premchand
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2024 | Pages: 240 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789389373745
Manasarovar is a masterpiece compilation of stories by the legendary Hindi-Urdu writer Premchand, curated by him into eight volumes. Renowned as one of the greatest works of Indian literature, this collection offers a profound glimpse into the lives, struggles, and aspirations of the people of northern India. With its compelling narrative style and keen social insights, Premchand's stories resonate deeply with readers, capturing both the complexity of human emotions and the harsh realities of life. Timeless in its relevance, Manasarovar remains a powerful reflection of the human spirit, continuing to captivate hearts with its heartfelt storytelling and thought-provoking themes
Mansarovar-Part 4
Series: Book 4 of 8
Author: Premchand
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2024 | Pages: 224 | Origin: IND | ISBN: 9789389373721
Manasarovar is a masterpiece compilation of stories by the legendary Hindi-Urdu writer Premchand, curated by him into eight volumes. Renowned as one of the greatest works of Indian literature, this collection offers a profound glimpse into the lives, struggles, and aspirations of the people of northern India. With its compelling narrative style and keen social insights, Premchand's stories resonate deeply with readers, capturing both the complexity of human emotions and the harsh realities of life. Timeless in its relevance, Manasarovar remains a powerful reflection of the human spirit, continuing to captivate hearts with its heartfelt storytelling and thought-provoking themes
