Civil Disobedience Movements in India & India’s Case for Freedom

Induce Britain to emancipate India from her political grip by bringing moral pressure on the British Indian government for the purpose. In his hands non-cooperation as a normal method of political agitation acquired realistic significance and was at different times during the era, coupled with civil disobedience..

Tryst with truth
Decoding the acronym – as – title of the book should be easy for those familiar with our Armed Forces, especially the Army. It stands for the Safety, Honour and Welfare of your country, which comes first always and every time. However, this novella is about more than patriotism..

Its title and illustrations promise a chuckle- raising read if not a laugh riot. The back- page blurb raises the spectre of spine- chilling suspense that reaches a cathartic climax, impelling one to recall such medico- thrillers as Robin Cook’s Coma and Tess Gerritsen’s grisly The Surgeon. Alas!..

Nadine Parkman has it all, she leads a fairytale life. You might think she has unicorns for pets, and secret wings that can make her fly. But even better than that: a perfect family with a kind mom, a great dad and a wonderful sister. But then fairytale crumbles. And as Nadine stands on the rubble of her once beautiful world, she realizes that she herself is the reason behind her downfall. Nadine then seeks a gift: a life of escape from reality, an elusive life. And she gets exactly that: the gift of elusion. But all gifts come with a price tag, don’t they? An enchanting tale of love, loss and longing by a teenage debutanle…

Review by The Sunday Free Press Journal - 14 March 2010

Siddharth Choudhary had everything going right for him with a degree from a premier business school, a plush job in mumbai and a happy married life. Life took a U-turn when his wife was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour a year ago. This was the beginning of a tumultuous journey for the couple through which they found a rare bonding.