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Individuals not only live in society, they also live society. Only when one's suffering becomes another's does human empathy arise, connecting the writer with the reader in such a way that the power of creation is shared by both. Society, then, is not merely a group of men and women; villages, cities, countries, and the entire environment are also integral parts of it. And an individual's relationship with these two forms and shapes the personality of society. The stories in this collection are imbued with this connection and sensitivity. The characters do not remain outsiders. Their relationship with the city blossoms in many colors, blossoms, flourishes, and fades, compelling the reader to reflect again and again on what has happened

In the novel Grihdaah, Saratchandra Chattopadhyay delves into the conflict arising between Hinduism and the Brahmo Samaj. The story follows classmates Mahim and Suresh, hailing from contrasting backgrounds. While Mahim comes from a humble rural family, Suresh enjoys the privileges of urban wealth. Tensions flare when Suresh discovers Mahim's relationship with a Brahmo Samaj girl, Achala, leading to a confrontation.

However, upon encountering Achala, Suresh becomes enamored with her. The narrative centers on the marital dynamics between Achala and Mahim, with Suresh emerging as a catalyst for domestic discord (Grihdaah) between them

Dive into the intricacies of human flaws and the repercussions of pride-driven downfall.
Discover the amusing quirks of Nawab Sahib's peculiar hobbies, the harsh realities of dictatorship, and the suffering endured by innocent citizens.

Experience a compelling tale that balances moments of happiness with heart-wrenching cries.

Spotlighting themes of jealousy, spite, and the plight of those ensnared in power struggles.
Engage in a narrative that prompts reflection on the intricacies of human behavior and the delicate balance of societal dynamics

At the end of the book 'Prodigal Daughter., Florentina Kane is declared the first female President of the United States.

One evening, at 7.30pm, the FBI learns of a plot to assassinate the President. At 8.30pm, five people receive detailed information about the plot. By 9.30pm, four of the five are dead.

Only FBI agent Mark Andrews knows when the assassin will strike. He also knows that a senator is involved. He has only 6 days, 13 hours, and 37 minutes to save the President and determine where and how the assassin will strike. Can he save the President?

Short stories

Vakratunda, or Ganapati, Shri Ganesha has many forms - from the remover of obstacles to the destroyer of obstacles. He is compassionate and kind to Satva and stern to Tamas. This nature of his has generated a special devotion for Shri Ganesha in the hearts of humans, as he feels completely at home - compassionate, generous, easygoing, and fulfilling all hopes and aspirations.

It's not that he doesn't get angry, but his anger is not directed towards his devotees. For them, he is the giver of protection. Not only humans, but he is also the protector and savior of all other creatures.

In a world full of obstacles, the merciful Shri Ganesha has countless leelas (playful acts). His narrative in 'Vakratunda' is woven from these leelas (playful acts), which offer readers a unique sense of assurance and solace: if you remain filled with Satva (purity) towards others, Vakratunda will transform every obstacle in your path into a favorable one.

A highly readable mythological novel

This tale unfolds during the challenging era of Covid-19, highlighting the struggles faced during that dreadful period. Amidst the trials of frontline warriors, a heartwarming love story blossoms between Dr. Amber and Dhara. Delve into their journey to discover the twists and turns that await them in life

Taking place against the backdrop of the scenic Somalia coast, the story follows the Master, a notorious criminal who operates a tourism front to conceal his drug-related activities. Among the intriguing characters is Usman, a pirate who both pillages ships and operates an NGO to aid the less fortunate. When Angelina, Angel, and Robert Pearson are recruited to uncover each other's secrets, the plot thickens. The true tale unfolds when a plan is devised to ensnare the Master, the elusive drug lord. With suspense and excitement mounting, the Master falls into the trap.

Discover what unfolds next as the story delves into how the Master is ultimately apprehended and brought to justice

Unati has always played a crucial role in maintaining the balance between the Dekhas and Asuras. While we've often heard tales of gods triumphing over demons, there are hidden truths from the past. Something occurred in history that upset this balance, and if not rectified in the present, it could lead to dire consequences for the universe.

With the situation becoming grave, Goddess Kali intervenes with a plan. In this era, Bhanwari, the last descendant of a powerful demon lineage, leads Ravana's army, posing a significant threat. Determined to restore balance, Goddess Kali takes action, facing resistance from Bhanwari. Despite a detailed plan, the battle between the gods and Bhanwari's demon army rages on fiercely.

The story unfolds, revealing the bravery of both gods and the demon empress Bhanwari, alongside the epic battle of Ravana's army. Additionally, mysteries surrounding the dwarf emperor's first birthday, Yoma, Ashwatthama, and the birth of the universe are unveiled in this grand narrative

Being a 'Hindi person' in college was considered a stigma. In his highly entertaining book, Prabhat ji has examined being a 'Hindi type' with such a humorous and profound perspective that it seems as if my entire time at Hindu College has come to life. It's a beautiful book, and best wishes to Prabhat Bhaiya.
-Vani Tripathi, Cultural Activist

Prabhat Ranjan is one of those extraordinary Hindi writers who enter the subject with adequate preparation. His vast experience enriches Hindi when he writes. His writing technique of blending tradition with the contemporary makes him one of the top Hindi writers.
-Anant Vijay, Senior Journalist, Author