Delve into the rich tapestry of India's history with The Untold Secret of Ancient India. This captivating book uncovers the mysteries and hidden knowledge from a civilization that has fascinated scholars and enthusiasts alike for centuries.

The historical novel ‘Ashoka the Great’ is the life story of one of India’s greatest monarchs, living in the 3d century B.C. The Ashoka-chakra, the wheel of Dharma, adorns since India’s independence the Indian flag. His nearly 40 years’ government is viewed today by scholars as the first welfare state the world has known. In part 1 of the trilogy, The Wild Prince, we see how his passionate but honest character leads him often into difficulties. He is praised for his pride and courage yet feared for his direct tough actions, looking through the trickery of enemies. As the successor of his father he becomes The Wise Ruler, part 2, a governor ruling with wisdom, strict laws and justice. After a terrible war in which numerous people lost their life, he embraced Buddhism, forswearing all wars of attack. After years of ruling, applying the wisdom of Gautama the Buddha, he becomes Dharmashoka, the great admonisher, part 3.

While researching for my book about the Indian Air Force Himalayan Eagle – The Story of the Indian Air Force, I came across some very interesting details about the military/warrior traditions of India that seemed at odds with the general image of a country thought to be spiritual and pacifist - the Buddha and “Mahatma” Gandhi immediately spring to mind in this context. The details were intriguing enough for me to embark upon another ambitious project - to gather together and collate the data available on this Indian warrior tradition and its resurgence in modern-day India. This work is the presentation of certain pertinent details that are available in the open sources but told in a comprehensive, objective and readable form so that an interested reader gains a better understanding of India’s little-known martial and warrior history! It is a narrative of the warrior/military traditions of India going back to its pre-Vedic roots and covers the birth of the Indian warrior caste, the Kshatriyas. How these warriors dominated among the empire builders, and how their pre-eminence was superseded by civilian rule, a change in the political scene of India that was to have ramifications from the 10th to 20th century CE. The title chosen for this work may confuse those readers who are aware that the emperor Ashoka eschewed violence for pacificism as a Buddhist. The lions in the title refer to the four represented on the Ashoka pillars at Sarnath, each facing to the points of the compass and which are symbolic of the present-day warriors of the country, the Indian armed forces, guarding against intrusions from any point.

An incisive and thought-provoking compilation of facts, ideas, anecdotes and episodes – accentuating the significance of ingenuity, originality and empirical knowledge. Deadlines, rigid systems, standard operating procedures and targets often force us to come up with static solutions in today’s dynamic world. But in today’s world scenario, we need people who can think, who are creative, and who get inspired by the things around them. Open the Windows will unleash the power of your observations and make you look at the world differently. Learn how to find innovative solutions to the day-to-day challenges you face in both your personal and professional lives. This powerful book on self-empowerment and leadership principles offers a wealth of ideas and techniques for achieving success. The author conveys fundamental principles of management and the art of living in a lucid manner, and eventually relates his experiences to India, and talks about how we can grow and become a force to reckon with in today’s world. He also gives a refreshing perspective on how managers of the 21st century need to approach situations if India is to live up to its actual potential.

This story is a combination of reality and Intangible Fantasy. A fictional story of a mother and son who lives in a village named flying hills, which is specialized in farming various breeds of butterflies, once upon a time while the butterflies hovering around the garden a devil who comes into their lives seeking the color from them, but this mystery travel lets you find how did they survive rest of the life facing devil with only wing they had.

Embark on an exciting adventure with Antriksh, a curious young man on a quest to uncover the mysteries of a temple in his village, Marcela. Join him in "The Lost Pillar" as danger lurks, extraordinary experiences unfold, and the truth he seeks hangs in the balance. Will Antriksh emerge victorious, or will relentless forces bury the temple's secrets forever? Find out in this captivating journey.

Packed with dastardly details, this collection shares thrilling tales of spies from the ancient world of Sun Tzu to the latest cyber threats. From James Bond to Mata Hari, in scores of books and movies, and on the front pages of newspapers, spies have always captured our imagination. But what’s the truth behind the fiction? The Secrets of Spies sheds light on the mysterious life of the spy, explaining the real-life origins of spying, examining some of history’s most notorious spies and spycatchers, and revealing the role espionage plays today in business, politics, and everyday life. Filled with lavish illustrations and hundreds of full-color photographs, this book provides hours of fun and entertainment for any reader. Narrated in an engaging, compelling style, The Secrets of Spies is a thrilling, in-depth global investigation of the hidden history of espionage. From ninja assassins to computer hackers, the book uncovers the tools, tricks, and techniques that make up the daring art of the spy.