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The present book gives the comparative analysis of SAARC nations, their geographical aspects and potentialities. It also examines the prospects of the future of SAARC which will only yield results when the civil society makes efforts towards restoring peace and normalcy among the member states.

This book presents a comprehensive picture of the movement in Nepal’s Madhesh region that borders Indian states of Bihar, Bengal and Uttar Pradesh.

The first part of the Abster series presents a thrilling story of a young detective. The book is a thriller fiction written by a budding 11 year old writer. His style of writing proves him to be a well-read writer.

Cosmic Canvas is a colorful poetic caravan, a bouquet of blessings, and an invitation to the readers to slow down and think about what really matters in life. Chitra Lele’s book takes the readers to many places at the same time: the daily experiences of life, random yet resonating musings culled from the mines of her mind, and when one least expects it, the deeper insights embedded in her soul.

The nature and manifestation of poverty varies from society to society, and context to context. Mass poverty exists in many developing countries, whereas poverty in the developed countries is said to be characterised by pockets of poverty. The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) was introduced to strengthen the rural people by providing employment in a rights based framework, to alleviate the rural poverty and reducing distress migration. MGNREGA has significant achievement with regard to livelihood, assets creation, gender equity and social audit.to a great extent, a clean city.

‘Prayas’ is the story of Nanded, a small city of Maharashtra. In this book, the author, who served as the Municipal Commissioner of Nanded, shares first-hand experiences and learnings towards making Nanded a clean and inclusive city. The making of a strong and motivated team, experiments in volunteerism, training of staff, engaging of subject-experts as partners, engagement of community towards making the city clean, involvement of people in constructing their own houses are some of the innovations described in the book. The city became the first city to try community approach for sanitation at the city-wide level. And, sanitation became a stepping stone for engaging citizens in other developmental pursuits.

The Set of stories calms the curious minds of children about the animals and their behaviour. The stories convey that animals are equally emotional as humans and we must treat them with love.

The Set of stories calms the curious minds of children about the natural objects like moon, sun, stars, trees etc.

"This set of stories makes the children understand the importance of relations and maintaining them. Ego, talking down, and foul-mouthing of others, are the worst enemies in the process of building lasting friendships. Patience, kindness and giving others a long rope, work wonders!"

Chandan Woods’, a novel by octogenarian writer Zohra Margaret Chaube opens up the world of deep human sensibility through fairly wonderful prose and narrative. For reference, the writer will be known through this work which is epoch-making for the genre of fiction.

Murigram Post is a meticulously observed little book, somewhat hallucinatory in its details of a small town, of squabbles and petty fights over who should sit in a chair, in the midst of protests and anger and death. It begs the question of why people do things, in the great tumult of the country they live in, where justice and rules are as ephemeral as the lives of the poor, that barely get three paragraphs in a newspaper when they die, whose death cannot be attributed to police bullets unless the police themselves vouch for the killing.

Abaan Ansari has Abster series where the protagonist takes solving mysteries very seriously with passion of food, cooking, traveling and gadgets. Growing readers will love following along Abster where gripping characters add to the emersion, and the plot twists in “Abster A-mazed in Amazon”.

Hues of Rainbow" marks the debut publication of Mrs. Rajashree Chakraborty, featuring eighteen short stories, each centered around a key female protagonist. Being of Bengali origin, the author skillfully portrays the intricacies of Bengali families, offering readers a rich insight into the life, traditions, and culture of the region. The narratives showcase diverse perspectives on life, making the stories compelling. What unifies them is the exceptional storytelling, particularly in the portrayal of middle-class Bengali families. These stories illustrate how women, spanning various ages, navigate life's challenges with resilience and optimism. The female characters assume different roles—mothers, daughters, friends, lovers, wives, or mothers-in-law—providing a nuanced exploration of their experiences. In totality, the stories resonate with authenticity, allowing readers to connect with the characters on a personal level.

This book, Cyber Security and Digital Privacy: A Universal Approach, is a pocket-guide for all technology users and the common public to stay aware of the fact that the world is facing the verticals of information technology. With the constant change in technology, the landscape of cyber-risk has also gone wide. This book has all the theoretical and practical concepts demonstrated with pragmatic case-studies that will help one get an overall understanding of securing the gadgets, smartphones, applications, and computer systems. This will also make one aware of some facts that are happening in the digital world, unnoticeable. There are a few stories and real-time scenarios that will help you understand the threats and how to act on them accordingly. Finally, the book has all the common cyber laws and principles that will help you take proactive measures before things get worse.

A single night of frenzy changes the destinies of two friends, Nishant and Mudassir, forever. While Nishant lands in a refugee camp in Jammu, Mudassir ends up devastated on his friend’s forced exit. Fighting against his doom Nishant comes out of his misery and reaches the US while Mudassir’s tryst with the circumstances in Kashmir lands him in Pakistan. Fate has to bring them together again only to be caught in a death trap of deceit and treachery.

Easy-to-understand entries capturing countless moments of inspiration and desperation make a diary, the most intimate form of writing. The tension between concealing and revealing produces a tantalizing narrative of the human predicament that this diary presents in a conversational and fresh style. The diary portrays the past from a personal perspective, and it usually tells what historians never tell. A young author, Saad Mustafa Hashmi gets hands on his fifth-generation grandfather, Maulvi Mazhar Ali’s diary, “Ek Nadir Roznamcha”, that exposes us to the widespread public culture of yore. He does well to get this astutely rendered text into English. It's not just a plainspoken saga of the immediate concerns of ordinary people, but it maps out the forgotten terrain of the cultural and intellectual growth of 19th-century India.

The Rise of NaMo and New India' is divided into two parts: the first part is written in prose; and the second in verse. Its style of writing is sui generis. Indian politics between the years 2013 and 2019 has been depicted in it. The book is a thorough piece of work consisting of a brief biography of PM Narendra Modi and covering all important aspects of his politics and the political fray and events that developed during his election campaigns and also during his premiership. It presents a comparative review of different party lines, and explicates PM Modi's plan of action to improve life and status of the common people and the revolutionary change that his government brought about. It would also give readers new insights into political conundrum. The most striking feature of this book is that it accurately reflects public opinion.

In the book Devotees of Lord Krishna, the author narrates the life events of some of the greatest devotees of Lord Krishna. The stories in the book are of interest to every individual.

‘Verses of this Universe – Poetarrati Volume 3’ is a collection of contemporary poems written by Shweta Hitesh Joshi and Ashok Subramanian. 61 poems, compiled under five headings, explore, celebrate and question the human inside – the head and the heart, and outside – the society, humanity and nature. A unique experiment of ‘Picture poetry’ called the ‘Ekphrasis Journey’ brings out the collaboration between the poet and artists Sridhar, Divya and Anirudh.

Life tells a story at every step. Some give us learning and some we just ignore. Vernals - A Trug of Short Stories is one such anthology which is waiting to turn on the varied emotions of the readers. The book aims at giving a shot to authors who have wings but need a push to flutter. Vernals has a variety of stories to delve into - stories of valour, love, thrill, anxiety, horror and of every other emotion. Hope the stories cater to the taste of readers at large!

"Scintillating musings are a compilation of rhythmic, light-hearted poems that reflect the poetess' feelings, experiences, and expressions straight from her heart, written over many years. The wide array of the poems include paying tribute to the martyrs, glorifying bon-homie among comrades and family members, celebrating and developing a sense of sensitivity towards different seasons, nature and her immediate surroundings. A set of motivational poems that can inspire a lot many young hearts have been given a special place in the book."

It narrates the journey of a poor lower middleclass Indian boy as he navigates the challenges of life to make a mark for himself. His journey may not be spectacular or idyllic but is undeniably fascinating and envious to most people associated with him. He draws inspiration and strength from his mother, God and his country which ultimately helps him to face every odd and turn the tide in his favour almost every time.

More Than 'Mostly Happy' isn't a self-help book, it's a self-healing book. A self-love, self-first and self-compassion book which has over 20 HAPPYness Tools that'll help you build a healthier relationship with yourself. This unique book by Rajivi Rao teaches you how to be 'mostly happy' first and how that leads to miraculous shifts taking place in your life. These radical, yet simple, HAPPYness tools not only enable you to be happier than you've ever been but also teaches you how to build your HAPPYness Practise so you can maintain a high vibration and get through any and all fear spirals. Simply put, they lead you back to love, faith and magic. And if these aren't enough reasons to buy a book, it also has colorful affirmation artworks to lift your spirit and space for journaling after each chapter for even deeper healing following journaling prompts. Written in colloquial fashion, reading this book will feel like having 'real talk' with a friend who's always on your team. story books for happiness tools books on healing yourself poems on happy mindset poems on being happy stories about manifesting stories about self care

This book is for anyone that connects with any of the poems that are a part of this collection. If I can encourage you to seek help, break barriers and overcome hurdles then and only then would this book mean anything to me personally. I have outstretched my hand with hope and anticipation that more will come forward to help themselves and others. Together we can make a huge difference in creating a mentally healthy society.

"This collection of poems depicts the journey of the author through the phases of her life her understanding and acceptance of the deeper meaning of life. Through broader topics of Love, Life, and Light, the author portrays the insights and wisdom she received at each stage. The poems will appeal to young and older audiences alike as the experiences of love, loss, grief, hopelessness, and of finally discovering the way to tranquillity, are common to everyone, across cultures and geographies."

‘River’s Heaven: poems of Self-discovery and Introspection's is the fourth part of the Poetarrati Series, written and compile by Poet Ashok Subramanian. River's Heaven traces his journey in the years 2021 and the early part of 2022, which marked the period of COVID, and the loss of his dear ones.

Azaad Parindey’ is a poetic compendium by ‘Kshitij - Where Dreams Meet Reality’ founded by Ranjeeta Sahay Ashesh. This anthology contains 21 poems by 21 children from India and abroad and is a reflection of the upcoming generation’s mind. To put it mildly, it is a source of positive vibes when there is so much strife.

Unkahi: Buffering Beyond the Barrel has breathed a new life into the archived leaves from the diaries of multiple writers and poets. It is a jewel of creative writings embedded with organic thoughts, spiritual interventions, episodes of flirting with destiny, touching narratives, fond memories, training immersions, proud moments, excerpts from curated conversations, memoirs, lifestyle stories, and poetic reminiscences of the metaphysics of what it takes to stay committed to a cause; and the cause is nothing but one’s motherland. It is a feeble attempt to unravel fighters’ inner lives and reflections in any form that twinkles between reality and imagination.

"Unravelling Adolescence" is a meticulously crafted compendium of anecdotes and experiences, skillfully woven into a narrative mirroring the intricate tapestry of teenage life. Its noble mission is to illuminate the clandestine web of adolescent thoughts and concerns, often concealed from parents and society. As readers traverse its chapter, a revelation unfolds, emphasizing the profound understanding possessed by teenage boys regarding life's subtleties.