Shree Narendra Damodardas Modi is a poetic tribute by Dr Sivadas Swami Madam that reflects on the leadership, public journey, vision, and national influence of Narendra Modi. Through expressive and accessible verse, the author transforms admiration and observation into a lyrical exploration of leadership, determination, service, and legacy. Written for readers interested in poetry, contemporary India, public life, and inspirational personalities, the collection presents its subject through a distinctly personal poetic lens, inviting readers to encounter a prominent political figure not through conventional biography, but through the emotion and reflection of verse.

An Encyclopedia of Indian Tribes is a wide-ranging exploration of India’s rich and diverse indigenous communities. Through accounts of tribes including the Kondh, Koya, Savara, Yanadi, Chenchu, and others, the book examines distinctive languages, traditions, festivals, oral histories, ecological knowledge, and cultural identities. Blending research-oriented observation with literary sensitivity, it presents tribal communities as living custodians of heritage, resilience, and ancestral wisdom. An engaging reference for students, researchers, historians, anthropologists, environmentalists, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of India’s cultural roots.

Hinduism Vol. 1: A Comprehensive Research Guide explores the spiritual, philosophical, linguistic, and cultural foundations associated with India’s Vedic heritage. From Sanskrit, Om, the four Vedas, mantras, meditation, and sacred rituals to early Aryan civilisation and its contributions to knowledge and philosophy, the book offers an accessible journey into ancient traditions and their continuing relevance. Written for students, researchers, spiritual seekers, and general readers, it serves as an introductory guide to understanding key ideas, texts, and practices that have shaped Hindu thought across generations.