A retired General is haunted by voices of dead men.
Soldiers from two enemy nations manning posts in freezing Siachen form a strange connection.
A young Lieutenant dying in the jungles of Arunachal is watched over by three men, one of whom would have his destiny changed forever.
What is the dark secret held by a Major and his men operating incognito in Kashmir?
What surprise is a train bound for Agra bringing to the all-male bastion of 13 Para?
Who are the invisible people a little girl awaiting brain surgery in the Lansdowne Military Hospital talks to?
From the bestselling author of The Brave, 1965 and Kargil comes a book that will take you into the olive-green world of army cantonments, through stories that will delight and disturb in equal measure.
This book tells an interesting story. It not only gives people inspiration and a lesson but has a capability to make you laugh, and all with its very simple language. This book offers entertainment and is accessible to readers from all walks of life.
Munshi Premchand was not only a novelist, but also a great thinker. After all, only a great thinker can make a great writer. The quotes by Premchand which have been included in this book have appeared in various works of his.
Are you in need of a good, motivating speech that rewires you and has you raring to have a go at your job and your life again? Father and son duo Pramod and Vijay Batra – both successful motivation experts – will be more than glad to help you out.
This book contains shayari of several famous Urdu poets from across the country. This book is very excellent and collectible. It includes a short biography of the poet. Prakash Pandit has written interesting introductory notes full of trivia about the lives of all poets.
This play gives the narrative of social concerns a vivid as well as interesting form that keep audience engaged. The objective of this play is to investigate the relationship between the problems we face as human beings and our relationships. Despite their outward humour, these portraitures are both human and sensitive.
Sir Henry Rider Haggard won recognition across the world after he wrote this mystery novel about an adventure unfolding in South Africa, in which a most fascinating element plays a key role.
Vegetarian cuisine ha great taste and wonderful variety for exciting and nourishing meals. his wonderful collection of delicious, nutritious and satisfying vegetarian recipes is divided into breakfasts, salads, soups, cocktails, feasts and sweet treats.
This is the story of a young and beautiful widow, Revati. Not knowing what to do next, she runs off to commit suicide and is saved by Saint Giribaba of the Shiva temple. She begins to love him platonically, seeking him out for spiritual companionship. Her aunt, a widow, landed in a Samadhi, but Revati resolves not to allow such a thing to happen again for the sake of keeping up social conventions.
In this novel, Sherlock Holmes unravels a murder mystery, the events leading up to which go back up to twenty years ago. Holmes unwraps the mystery of the murder layer by layer, arriving at a completely unexpected ending.
