This book presents the landmark autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi in simple language for Hindi readers. This book is an international bestseller and promises to stay for the times to come. In this, Gandhiji has described about the experiments he did on life.
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Nirmal Jeevan Ka Rahasya
This book lays the foundation for becoming a great person by walking on the path of purity and truth. This book talks about how every person can become extraordinary by developing divine virtues and thereby, living a stress-free life.
Ek Yogi Ki Aatmkatha
This is the story of the life of Paramhansa Yogananda, but in addition to discussing his spiritual journey, but has also talked about his interactions with various great yogis and saints he met on his journey.
Bhagwan Buddh Evam Dhammsar
This is an authentic, illustrated biography of mahatma Buddha is given in this book. It details all the tenets and facts of Buddhism and also devises methods to help you adopt Buddhism in your own life. It contains the message of truth and non-violence.
Titli
Titli is the novel of the man and society struggle and human dignity. Titli, Shaila, Madhuri, Shyamkumari, Rajkumari, etc in the novel are not merely feminine female characters, but ones who are both broken and strengthened to bring about reform in society by their ‘weaknesses’.
Aakashdeep
This book contains many stories by Jaishankar Prasad, including ‘Aakashdeep’, which is one of his most popular works. These stories are popular across the country and have been translated into many languages of the world.
Indrajaal
A story which is both powerful and heart-rending, this historical novel is brimming with inspiration and will remain relevant for generations to come.
Dhruvswamini
Dhruvswamini is the last and arguably, the best play by Jaishankar Prasad. Its story is set in the Gupta Age and is historically sound in terms from an academic point of view. This play talks about a contemporary issue in the context of ancient history.
Facing the Mirror
A groundbreaking book where lesbians found their voice for the first time
For decades, most lesbians in India did not know the extent of their presence in the country: networks barely existed and the love they had for other women was a shameful secret to be buried deep within the heart. In Facing the Mirror, Ashwini Sukthankar collected hidden, forgotten, distorted, triumphant stories from across India, revealing the richness and diversity of the lesbian experience for the first time. Going back as far as the 1960s and through the forms of fiction and poetry, essays and personal history, this rare collection mapped a hitherto unknown trajectory.
In celebration of the Supreme Court’s reading down of the draconian Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, this twentieth-anniversary edition, with a foreword by author and activist Shals Mahajan, brings to readers a remarkable history that illuminates the blood and the tears, the beauty and the magic of the queer movement in India. The raw anger and passion in them still alive, the writings in Facing the Mirror proudly proclaim the courage, the sensuality, the humour and the vulnerability of being lesbian.
The Pocket Book of Vaastu
The first book on Vaastu that gives clear guidelines for: plots; houses and flats; offices and shops; existing buildings, structures and properties. Also included are four separate sections on how to evaluate your plot, house, building and property and what changes you can easily do to make your surroundings more harmonious and fruitful, without making any basic changes in the structure.