One Life, Too Many by Julia Dutta

Price: 250.00, Genre: Fiction, Pages:159 , Binding: Paperback, Language: English, ISBN: 9789384334727

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Karma and rebirth are inseparable partners. When one takes birth, the other follows. When one is released from bondage, the other vanishes. When Seetha is reborn as Savitri, she is unaware of the people, with whom she needs to settle issues with from her last life as Seetha. These people are reborn and become part of her life as Savitri. In a series of dramatic events leading to the finale, she is able to recognise all the people from her past life as Seetha. However, one question still needs to be answered: can she settle scores, or must she be reborn to get even?

Abhijatri by Samir Roy

Price: 399 , Genre: Fiction, Pages: 265, Binding: Hardcover, Language: Bengali, ISBN: 978-93-84334-32-1

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Boyhood to maturity is a journey of nothing but spirals of expedition.
How a route completes the cycle facing through rough weather and ends between tiding of sorrow and joy , have been depicted in the novel “Abhijatri“ means voyager, where difficulties and risks are the only medium of pleasurable success.
Man always encounter unpleasentaries to get secured destination, because life is a blend of loss and gain.
In most of the moment, journey loaded with heavy duty became futile exercise and made us heavy hearted.
Today we are facing the challenges how to overcome negativity, obtrusive in our society.
Fatigues besieged with doubts invite hopelessness and have been hitting the air in a moment of aberration, due to attitudinal changes driven by greed.
Is it possible to behave and and act on need ? need makes us adjustable and greed invites anarchy, which already mentioned in epics. Author has attemped to re told them in our ordinary parlance in order to bring a trend of effortiveness in our culture.
This novel dose not contain any gravitas rather sensitize belongingness a seminal work to human kind .

Life of a Rascal by Indranil Majumder

Genre: Fiction, Pages: 262, Binding: Paperback, Language: English, ISBN: 9789384334710

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“Life of A Rascal” is a fictional autobiography of an inventor, named Arjun; an unknown Indian who lived in a period that was rapidly changing but possibly, he may have been born much ahead of his time. The book is chronicled in the form of a journal, giving the details of his birth, the family in which he was born, his childhood full of mirth and laughter, his education, his experiments with science and his own life, his philosophical insight into the meaning of life, his inventions, achievements and failures and his realisation (partial) of the utterly elusive inactive Brahman or Dark Energy (Energy that cannot be perceived and the source of all Energy, that which still exists in this Universe) and the helplessness of Karma over Providence. What may possibly inspire the reader is his undeterred confidence and his will to live to perform his Karma before he fades into the sea of nothingness.