Things We Don’t See is the story of a boy from a small village who dared to dream beyond what he could see. It’s a journey powered by imagination, shaped by setbacks, fueled by questions about life, existence, and what it means to matter. From chasing butterflies and stories of ghosts to navigating corporate boardrooms and global strategy, L.C. Singh takes us through a life of sharp contrasts—rural innocence to global ambition, failure to recognition, longing to stillness. It’s a deeply human tale of becoming someone in the world’s eyes, only to discover that true action comes when it aligns with one’s purpose.
Told with honesty and quiet strength, this memoir explores the unseen threads that guide us—our inner drive, our curiosities, and our need to find peace not just in what we do, but in who we are.
At the edge of all ambition and all inquiry, he found what he wasn’t chasing: stillness.
What does an education and career in science truly look like from the inside? What does it mean to be a woman in science? Is a career in science compatible with marriage, motherhood, hobbies and work-life balance?
The Real Deal offers aspiring girl scientists an authentic, behind-the-scenes view of a contemporary woman scientist’s journey in India. Blending memoir and reportage, Dr Karishma Kaushik shares real-life stories from her career in medicine and science—complete with failed experiments, hard choices, and moments of joy and fulfilment. Honest, insightful, and often humourous, this book reveals the challenges, questions, and triumphs that shape a life in science, inspiring readers to discover their own path with purpose and curiosity.
In a world overflowing with connections, why do so many of us still feel unseen, unheard, and utterly alone?
Are You Lonesome? invites you to explore this silent epidemic of loneliness through six powerful stories that reflect the invisible battles that many people face. Whether it’s the absence of friendship, intimacy, guidance or moral support, each story reveals an emotional void that can leave us adrift, even in the company of others. But this is not just a book of stories. It’s a mirror and a map. Blending poignant fiction with deeply personal reflections and practical strategies, this book offers readers a unique framework to identify and heal six distinct manifestations of isolation.
Why Me? brings together real-life journeys of people who have faced profound loss—of a parent, a child, a spouse, a relationship, a beloved pet, or even a loved one to terminal illness. Through honest narratives and depictions of traumatic experiences, this book explores how individuals found strength and resilience while navigating their darkest moments.
At its heart, Why Me? is more than a collection of stories—it is a call to recognize and prioritize mental health. With its practical toolkit of resources, life skills, effective techniques, and coping mechanisms, this book serves as a guide to healing, recovery, and preventative care. It offers hope that even in the face of tragedy, it is possible to rebuild, grow, and move forward.
The Yellow Metaphor gathers over three decades of Jiban Narah’s shimmering poems, offering a powerful voice from Assam and India’s North-east. Steeped in Mising and Assamese lore, his verses carry the Brahmaputra’s memory, the ache of displacement and the quiet rebellions of longing.
Nature, myth, politics and desire braid into incandescent reflections on the human spirit. Translated with luminous care by Anindita Kar, this landmark collection reveals a tender, unflinching, metaphor-rich imagination that lingers long after reading.
उसने बुलाया था रहस्य-रोमांच से भरपूर एक रोमांचक कथा है, जिसमें सच और झूठ की सीमा बार‑बार बदलती है। लगातार होती हत्याएँ, जिनमें न कोई गवाह, न हथियार, न सबूत। पुलिस के पास केवल अनुमान और असहायता है। साथ ही चलता है एक तनावपूर्ण कोर्टरूम ड्रामा, जहाँ हर सुनवाई में पुलिस चौंकाने वाले खुलासे करती है। मामला इतना अधिक उलझना शुरु होता है कि हत्या का एक अदद मामला पूरे देश का सबसे सनसनीखेज़ मामला बन जाता है। हर पेशी के साथ सामने आता है एक नया पीड़ित, एक नई हत्या और एक नया रहस्य। हालाँकि यह उपन्यास काल्पनिक है, लेकिन इसमें घुला दर्द वास्तविक है—हर उस लड़की का, जिसने उत्पीड़न सहा है और हर उस व्यक्ति का, जो किसी बेटी, बहन या पत्नी के दर्द को महसूस कर सकता है। सस्पेंस, थ्रिल और कोर्टरूम टेंशन से भरा यह उपन्यास पाठक को बाँधे रखता है।
Discover a playful and lively world of stories made entirely of three-letter words without matras! With simple language and colorful illustrations, this book helps young children build confidence, improve comprehension, and develop a love for reading—all through fun, engaging activities.
What’s Inside:
- Playful and lively stories designed for early readers.
- Bright, engaging pictures that make reading fun and visually appealing.
- Includes simple exercises to help children identify letters and understand words.
Discover a playful and lively world of stories made entirely of three-letter words without matras! With simple language and colorful illustrations, this book helps young children build confidence, improve comprehension, and develop a love for reading—all through fun, engaging activities.
What’s Inside:
- Playful and lively stories designed for early readers.
- Bright, engaging pictures that make reading fun and visually appealing.
- Includes simple exercises to help children identify letters and understand words.
Discover a playful and lively world of stories made entirely of two-letter words without matras! With simple language and colorful illustrations, this book helps young children build confidence, improve comprehension, and develop a love for reading—all through fun, engaging activities.
What’s Inside:
- Playful and lively stories designed for early readers.
- Bright, engaging pictures that make reading fun and visually appealing.
- Includes simple exercises to help children identify letters and understand words.
Where’s Buddha? is a gentle, beautifully illustrated journey that introduces children to the idea that peace, kindness, and awareness can be found everywhere. Through simple scenes and warm storytelling, young readers follow a playful search—only to discover that Buddha isn’t just in temples or statues, but in quiet moments, kind actions, and the world around them.
What’s Inside:
- A simple, child-friendly introduction to Buddha and the idea of finding peace in everyday moments.
- Beautiful illustrations that guide children through calm, mindful scenes.
- A foundation for emotional well-being, compassion, and early mindfulness practice.
- Perfect read-aloud moments for families, caregivers, and classrooms.
