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Spetsnaz Z by Zahid Anis Ahmad (opens the original)
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About the Book “Spetsnaz Z” talks about a calamity that has befallen Russia, bringing the nation to a standstill. The world watches in horror as peace teeters on the brink of collapse. A lone survivor, scarred, rises from the ashes of devastation. With a fierce resolve, he joins forces with the allies, to confront the mastermind behind this act of terror.
The Homecoming by Swapnil Chand (opens the original)
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About the Book The Homecoming is a reflective non-fiction work that explores the intersection of spirituality, human consciousness, emotional suffering, generational conditioning, and inner awakening. The narrative gradually moves from external beliefs and conditioned identity toward the realization of a deeper formless consciousness that exists beyond all beliefs and divisions.
A Long Wait to Freedom by Anand Kumar (opens the original)
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About the Book For over a millennium, Hindu civilization has endured invasion, systematic distortion, and profound betrayal—surviving, yet deprived of true sovereignty. Independence in 1947 promised liberation, but for Hindus, that freedom remains a mirage: a promise stalled, a betrayal never fully exposed. A Long Wait to Freedom: Hindus’ Fight to Reclaim Their Civilization is not a neutral chronicle. It is an unapologetic civilizational manifesto—essential reading for every Hindu seeking clarit
The Web of Twisted Paths by Gyan Prakash (opens the original)
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About The Book The Web of Twisted Paths is a coming-of-age novel that follows Yeni, a young woman born into a poor, marginalized family in the ravine region of Bundelkhand, Uttar Pradesh. Raised amid caste oppression, gender discrimination, poverty, child marriage, and forced labour, she faces relentless social and cultural barriers that threaten to define her future. Yet, driven by courage, determination, and an unwavering belief in justice, Yeni refuses to surrender to these constraints.
Miss Art and Mr. Artist by Roman (opens the original)
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About The Book The following is a work of fiction – purely an artistic imagination of the author that at times extracts from the context and events happening in the real world – and therefore must be treated as such. This book is the first in a series of three to four books, depending upon the content, and talks about mainly two characters Roman and Sarah. Roman, was a wonderer who, troubled by his traumatic childhood, often used to think about the nature of his reality, trying to find some mean
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