True Love Never Dies
Author: Shrivastava, Shelja
Genre: Romance / Social Novel
Year: 2024 | Pages: 152 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87225
This tale unfolds during the challenging era of Covid-19, highlighting the struggles faced during that dreadful period. Amidst the trials of frontline warriors, a heartwarming love story blossoms between Dr. Amber and Dhara. Delve into their journey to discover the twists and turns that await them in life
Kajar ki kothri
Author: Khatri, Devki Nandan
Genre: Social Novel
Year: 2022 | Pages: 104 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87213
Penned by one of Hindi literature's esteemed authors, 'Kajar ki Kothri' delves into the saga of the affluent zamindar Lal Singh and his family. Lal Singh, a benevolent and caring patriarch, intends to pass on his wealth to his daughter Sarla and her future spouse, Harnandan Singh. However, this decision unsettles Lal Singh's nephew, Parasnath, a cunning individual who resorts to slanderous tactics to seize the inheritance. As accusations of adultery surface against Harnandan, will Sarla call off her impending marriage? And will Parasnath finally attain the riches he covets?
Ek tanashah ki premkatha
Author: Chaturvedi, Gyan
Genre: Romance / Social Novel
Year: 2024 | Pages: 312 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87181
This narrative unveils the tyranny within love itself - the dominance of affection and the affection for control. Love, initially borne of devotion, gradually tips its scales towards one party, evolving into a quest for power where other affections lose their significance. The tale commences with the intertwined stories of three lovers who mistakenly perceive their actions as acts of love, when in reality, they are enforcing dominance, possessiveness, and cruelty. Their relationships have become entangled webs from which their once-liberated souls, once dedicated entirely to love, now struggle to break free.
Before comprehending their predicament, a fourth lover emerges - a patriot and the nation's ruler - who believes that patriotism alone reigns supreme, viewing other affections as mere hindrances. Thus begins the true essence of the story. This marks Gyan Chaturvedi's seventh novel, skillfully interweaving satire within its narrative fabric. With each work, Chaturvedi has intricately crafted a new landscape of storytelling, continually refining his style and thematic exploration. From the rugged terrains of Bundelkhand to urban landscapes, his satire has honed its edge. In this novel, he scrutinizes the universal theme of love, examining it from the angle where it proves to be fatal for its characters. Such narcissistic love spares no one - be it the lover's paramour, the husband's wife, or the ruler's nation
Raat ka reporter
Author: Verma, Nirmal
Genre: Social Novel
Year: 2024 | Pages: 192 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87198
In the novel, Rishi, the main character, is portrayed as a journalist grappling with inner turmoil caused by his external surroundings. His health suffers, and he becomes increasingly suspicious due to the pervasive darkness surrounding him.
As he attempts to confront this darkness, he finds himself tested by it. Essentially, the story highlights how the pressures of the times impact the mindset and actions of an intellectual. It emphasizes that while the environment we navigate may be unfamiliar, the fundamental questions of freedom within our world remain pertinent
Premchand Ki Vyangya Kathayen
Author: Pallav
Genre: Humorous Fiction / Short Stories
Year: 2025 | Pages: 176 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 90057
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
Chaubis chhattis zero one
Author: Tak, Era
Genre: Humorous Fiction
Year: 2024 | Pages: 144 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87180
Humorous fiction.
Era Bhakuni Tak, recipient of the Stree Shakti Puraskar 2023, the Chandbardai Young Writer Award 2017, and the Proud Daughter of India 2017, is a writer, painter, and filmmaker. To date, she has published two short story collections, a novel, two audio novels, and three poetry collections. She has held ten solo exhibitions of her paintings and, as a filmmaker, has produced five short fiction films. She also writes screenplays for Bollywood and does freelance literary work
Shahar ke naam
Author: Garg, Mridula
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2024 | Pages: 112 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87193
Individuals not only live in society, they also live society. Only when one's suffering becomes another's does human empathy arise, connecting the writer with the reader in such a way that the power of creation is shared by both. Society, then, is not merely a group of men and women; villages, cities, countries, and the entire environment are also integral parts of it. And an individual's relationship with these two forms and shapes the personality of society. The stories in this collection are imbued with this connection and sensitivity. The characters do not remain outsiders. Their relationship with the city blossoms in many colors, blossoms, flourishes, and fades, compelling the reader to reflect again and again on what has happened
Mansarovar
Series: Book 8 of 8
Author: Premchand
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2024 | Pages: 216 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87205
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
Darjeeling - Metamorphosis
Author: Khaling, Abir
Genre: Short Stories
Year: 2024 | Pages: 27 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87206
Short stories
Kayakalp
Author: Premchand
Genre: Social Novel
Year: 2024 | Pages: 344 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 87210
In the midst of a period of renewal, communal riots erupt in Agra. Chakradhar, employing Gandhian principles, quells the turmoil. Meanwhile, in rural areas, zamindars exploit the populace, sparking public opposition. Amidst these events, the intriguing tale of Munshi Bajradhar and his family unfolds. Bajradhar's life as an aged courtier reflects sycophancy, leaving Chakradhar perplexed as to why he chooses renunciation despite his leadership role. At the heart of this novel lies the quest for justice on Earth. Such contemplations are scattered throughout the narrative - why did God create a universe rife with selfishness, malice, and injustice?
Couldn't Earth have been fashioned to foster universal love and happiness? What manner of justice allows some to thrive while others suffer?
