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"A Handful of Nuts" is a gloriously funny and unexpectedly tender story of being young and adventurous in small town India. The central character would like to establish himself as a writer, but he is constantly diverted from his task by assorted escapades, romances, friends, and other distractions. "The Sensualist" is altogether more somber but deals with a similar theme - the trials and tribulations of a young man are coming of age. Gripping, erotic, even brutal, it explores the demons that its protagonist must grapple with before he is able to come to terms with himself.

The British came to India in search of wealth and power. But it was a man's world, and women, especially English women, were few. One man, reduced to cringing submission by his native housekeeper-mistress, fled across the country to board ship for home, pursued all the way in a palanquin by the furious maid.

The absorbing story of how one of the greatest directors of our time began his filmmaking career.

This majestic novel by the author of India Unbound is the extraordinary chronicle, rich in passion and incident, of a Punjabi family that is uprooted from its settled existence in Lyallpur by the violence of Partition and forced to flee to India. Everything is lost in the transition, but when a son is born into the family, hopes revive of rebuilding the family's fortunes, the efforts toward which mirror those of India itself as it struggles to build itself anew.

Do you flaunt your happy moments in the form of filtered photographs on Facebook, Instagram, etc.? Do you and your partner set relationship goals for others on social media? Do you make people jealous of the perfect life you are living? Do you portray yourself as a forever-happy person to your social media followers? Do you think you are a cyber-world aspiration? If no, then chill. If yes, then congrats! You are their next target.

Cheaters tells nine short stories, each discussing a different shade of infidelity in today's times when societal norms are still the same - archaic. However, the urge to explore and experiment among the youth is at an all-time high. This friction, if not handled well, could lead to unexpected roads. Each story, though high on emotions, unfolds in a thrilling narrative.

India's is a tale of private success and public failure. Prosperity is, indeed, spreading across the country even as governance failure pervades public life. But how could a nation become one of the world's fastest-growing economies when it's governed by a weak, ineffective state? And wouldn't it be wonderful if India also grew during the day - in other words, if public policy supported private enterprise? What India needs, Gurcharan Das argues, is a strong liberal state.

This Hitopadesha tale explores the importance of choosing friends wisely, using animals as characters to impart timeless moral lessons.

In "The Deadly Feast," a cunning animal sets a trap for its prey, showcasing themes of survival, wit, and the consequences of deceit in the animal kingdom.

An unhappy tiger seeks fulfillment, only to learn that true happiness comes from within. This story imparts lessons on contentment and self-awareness.

A jackal discovers a war drum and learns a lesson about assumptions and curiosity. This story emphasizes caution and the need to investigate before acting.

In this classic story, a gullible Brahmin learns the importance of thinking for oneself, as he is tricked by deceitful animals. A tale of wit and caution.

This tale of a greedy mother-in-law highlights the consequences of selfishness and the value of generosity and kindness in family relationships.

This Panchatantra tale explores the rivalry between crows and owls, illustrating the tactics of war, alliances, and wisdom found in these classic fables.

A tale of misunderstandings and conflicts that can arise in friendships, this story teaches valuable lessons about communication and trust.

"The Dullard" narrates the story of a simple-minded character whose actions reveal surprising insights and wisdom, reminding readers of the value of humility.

"True Friends" highlights the bond of friendship between unlikely characters, emphasizing loyalty, trust, and the strength that comes from supportive relationships.

A clever jackal finds a way to outwit an elephant, showcasing wit and resourcefulness in the face of impossible odds.

A clever mouse who rises to become a merchant through wit and determination. This story highlights resourcefulness and the rewards of ambition.

In Idols, a companion volume to the best-selling Dharma, your favourite fictional characters are back, along with some new ones, to explore the essence and true meaning of idolatry. In this insightful and thought-provoking book, Amish and Bhavna tackle burning questions about idol worship through simple, varied and astute interpretations of myths and religious texts.