Destinomic by Vijay Gupta

Bandini: Iraadon Kee Ek Kalajayee Yatra by Dr. Rajshree Verma

About The Book  Introduction: Woman—The Saga of Creation’s Primal and Endless Struggle Since the dawn of creation, woman has been considered synonymous with “power” and “mother.” She was nature, she was nourishment, and she was extension. But ironically, the very society she nurtured, built walls of decorum, tradition, and social shame around her, leaving her a prisoner in her own home. This saga, beginning from the dusty streets of Muzaffarpur and reaching the global digital horizon, traces the evolution of women’s power through three generations of heroines—Sarla, Vidya, and Aradhana.

Ibtida by Satpal Sharma

About The Book Ibtida is more than just a collection of poems—it is a soulful journey through emotions, experiences, and the silent echoes of the heart. This debut poetry collection by Satpal Sharma captures the essence of life’s ups and downs, reflecting the depth of human feelings with simplicity and grace. Each poem and nazm serves as a mirror, sometimes portraying the joy of new beginnings and at other times revealing the wisdom gained through life’s experiences.

Aakhri Khat by Satyam Pandey

About the Book This book is a deep and poignant story that explores the blurred line between love, separation, memory, and reality. At its core lies a simple yet unsettling question: when love is lost before it can truly be lived, what does it turn a person into?

Destinomic by Vijay Gupta

About The Book  Destinomic Numerology Without Fear is a structured and practical guide to understanding numerology through clarity, logic, and psychological insight — without superstition or fear-based remedies. This book explains the Lo Shu Grid, Arrow System, Missing Numbers, and core numerology principles in a simplified yet advanced manner. Instead of predicting fear or dependency, Destinomic focuses on decision clarity, personality structure, and life direction.

Vo Ghar Jo Mandir Tha by Captain Anshu Abhishek

About the Book “Vo Ghar Jo Mandir Tha” is not just a social novel—it is an emotional journey, tracing the path of a family that lost its values amidst time, selfishness, and silence. It is a story of rebuilding a broken household, where a house made of bricks and stone remains a ‘home’ only as long as warmth, love, and emotions are alive within it. When these begin to fade, the home starts to crumble—and thus begins the journey to transform that house into a temple.