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    The Eyes of Mahakumbh

    Title: The Eyes of Mahakumbh

    Author: Dr. Siddhartha Goutam

    Language: English

    Genre: Literary Fiction | Spiritual Fiction | Inspirational Fiction

    Category: Contemporary Indian Literature

    Theme: Faith, Duty, Humanity, Grief, Hope & Inner Transformation

    Setting: Mahakumbh, Prayagraj, India

    Format: Multi-story interconnected novel

    Ideal For: Readers of spiritual, philosophical, and emotionally rich fiction

    Writing Style: Cinematic, immersive, character-driven, and deeply reflective

    Key Highlights:

    Inspiring stories of ordinary people at the world’s largest spiritual gathering

    Explores devotion, sacrifice, courage, and human resilience

    Blends spirituality with realistic human emotions

    Thought-provoking and emotionally uplifting

    A journey beyond the festival into the soul of humanity

    Original price was: ₹399.00.Current price is: ₹359.00.
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    Title: The Fourth Pitch

    Author: Sabita Sahu

    Publisher: INKDEW

    Language : English

    Genre : Poetry

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    Written with simplicity and emotional clarity, each poem reflects the author’s inner journey—capturing fragile moments, silent battles, and the courage to grow despite challenges. The Hard Seed celebrates the power of endurance, the beauty of vulnerability, and the transformative nature of hope.

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    The Journey of Life: 20 Lessons for the Soul

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    The Latent Self is a deeply moving guide to inner healing and self-discovery. Drawing from ancient spiritual teachings and lived experience, Debabrata Rout leads readers through a 40-day transformative journey — from pain to peace, from confusion to clarity.

    Blending philosophy, mindfulness, and real-life reflection, this book offers practical tools to quiet the mind, forgive the past, and rediscover the light within.

    More than a self-help book, The Latent Self is a mirror that helps you see who you truly are — beyond heartbreak, beyond fear, beyond everything that once held you back.

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    The Parallel Myth of Elements

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    Tiny and Brave Thoughts

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    Two Pegs of Life – a novel by Priyanka Priyadarshini Ray

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    United Arab Emirates as a ‘Real Heaven on Earth’

    United Arab Emirates as a ‘Real Heaven on Earth’ presents an inspiring portrait of a nation transformed through visionary leadership, innovation, unity, and public service. From world-class infrastructure and smart cities to environmental stewardship, healthcare, education, tourism, business, and humanitarian outreach, the book explores the foundations of the Emirati development model. Written for students, professionals, policymakers, travellers, investors, and general readers, it offers an accessible introduction to how the UAE combines cultural heritage with technological progress, social harmony, and global ambition.

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    Urmila

    “Urmila,” a poetic masterpiece by Krushna Singh, unfolds in the rich tapestry of the Odia language. Written in the mid-sixties, Singh’s verses vividly reimagine the overlooked character of Urmila from the Ramayan. Modest yet profound, the collection explores her sacrifice, portraying her as a figure surpassing even Sita in nobility. Singh’s rhythmic Odia verses beautifully convey the depth of emotion and philosophy in this timeless literary work.

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    Warriors in Everyday Women

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    Whispers From The Upanishads

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