“Hook” , This book is the scream of all those women who are still forced to live in social bonds and economic tradition.

Cook Book By Madhu Talwar

Even immorality demands professionalism, especially where the stakes involve much more than a roll in the hay. When thirty-year-old Ranveer Singh, a two-penny corporate manager and a bumfuzzled gigolo-by-adventure, marries the rich forty-six-year-old handsome hellcat Tanya Fernandez – a woman with a secret past who loves playing with men like a cat with mice – he foolishly thinks he has landed himself the golden goose. Deadlier it gets when Ranveer is unwittingly ensnared by her Personal Assistant – a plain forty-year-old soured but sexually rapturous and psychotic spinster, Maya Makhija – a woman who will not stop at anything to take control of his body…and her boss’s company. But then Pari comes into his life…again. Tough as he was, ruthless as he was with the women he kicked around with, Ranveer was a sucker the moment he saw her – hooked by a girl who was alluring to look at, but fatal to love.

Last night, my heart Ached at the thought of you. My scars demanded me To write the book.

Florilegium of philosophy’ is a collection of selected articles about various aspects of writing philosophy, life, existence and nature relating to one’s survival on the enigmatic terrestrial globe and its technicalities. Everybody must read and enjoy it.

Skin is what we live in and through the homemade skincare recipes in this book, one will learn what is good for their skin and how to make the skin look and feel better. This book has all possible effective recipes with organic, natural and healthy ingredients that are used in Indian households by women for taking care of their skin.

The poetry revolves around values, human life & relationships, our great Indian heritage & culture, feelings, emotions of mind & heart. It also touches the aspect of eternal force &its existence in every one which guides them on their journey. Faith & trust of being righteous makes the life meaningful. We should always admire the gifts of nature which surrounds us &gives each of us learning’s which one should imbibe & experience. Indian philosophy always emphasizes on give back attitude when one leads a successful life. It creates immense calmness & satisfaction when we follow values of Indian culture and leads his/her life on principle of “वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम” – “World is one Family”.

Pain, struggles, love, mockery, hustle, betrayals, jealousy, revenge, politics, anger, curse and solitude snatched the best out of her. They squeezed her soul, and took away something that she adored, admired and love. Writing has given her immense strength and confidence required to come out of her complexities. Her emotional outburst has taken a tangible form. Here she is with the piece of her heart titled Smithereens of My Chord. Go and grab your copy from the Amazon, Snapdeal or Flipkart and experience her magical world of writing.

Arun Bhatnagar’s second Book – Nehru Saga – derives its name and relevance from a letter of May, 1972 of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to K. Natwar Singh, the then Indian Ambassador to Poland. A striking feature is an analysis of the political situation and the prospects for the approaching Lok Sabha Elections. The book is dedicated to Pandit Motilal Nehru (1861 – 1931) with whom the political journey of the Nehru Family really begins. When Indira was born to Jawaharlal and Kamala in November, 1917, in Allahabad, Motilal, the fond grandfather, prophesied, ‘This girl is going to be worth more than a thousand grandsons.’ Decades later, the grand-daughter (now Prime Minister Indira Gandhi) said in an interview aired on French TV that it was not only her father who had influenced her in nationalist politics and that the entire family – her paternal grandfather, grandmothers, her mother as also uncles, aunts and cousins – had been involved in the Freedom Struggle. The narrative encompasses the decades between Motilal Nehru and Rahul Gandhi; these two (and the others, Jawaharlal, Indira, Rajiv and Sonia) were Presidents of the Congress but not all have been Prime Ministers. As such, the political thread runs also through the Congress Presidency. Priyanka Gandhi’s entry into active politics has commenced in a year that marks the Centenary of her great-great grandfather taking over as the Congress President at Amritsar in 1919. The issues raised in Bhatnagar’s book are of contemporary interest and should generate a debate on the role of the Nehrus, before and after Independence. About Jawaharlal Nehru, he says that no man was more adored in his lifetime than Jawaharlal and few have been more vilified after death. He demolishes the view that Nehru imposed a centralized model of economic growth on the country that had, on the contrary, emerged from a broad consensus among politicians, industrialists, scientists and economists on an import-substituting model of development. ‘Nehru Saga’ also carries a chapter on the Kashmiri Pandit community that has produced luminaries of the stature of Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and many others.