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Kaal, the evil lord, and Saaya, his black shadow, are out to control the world. They have also imprisoned Aryamani, the warrior Queen of Jarota and stolen Swarnshakti, her powerful scepter. As the world stands doomed not many have escaped the darkness.

A columnist, author, and political commentator who has often been featured in TIME and Esquire magazines, Saurav Dutt provides a comprehensive study of how and why Narendra Modi’s India offers a powerful and unsparing bulwark against anti-Indian and anti-Hindu sentiments—in a country fractured by minority vote-bank politics, national-populism and ethno-religious division by left-wing supremacist ideologues. The book specifically tackles the emerging threat of Hinduphobia both in India and beyond.

RamRajya Good Governance: Episodic Memories of Yogi Aditya Nath by Dr. Kanchan Singhis a detailed book that unravels unheard, unexplored aspects of Yogi Adityanath ji’s life. This book narrates a series of anecdotes, right from the childhood of Yogi Adityanath to him getting inducted to the Gorakhnath Math to his political debut, and his subsequent political achievements so far.This book is presented as a compilation of the experiences of National Awardee, Shri Gorakh Nath Singh is a disciple of Yogi Adityanath ji.Shri Gorakh Nath Singh is an IRSME officer with Indian Railways. Presently, he is Director-Railways and Hon’ble Sports Officer of Cricket & Wrestling (Northern Railways).

Reclaiming Hindu Temples: Episodes from an Oppressive Era by Chandni Sengupta is a detailed, academic look at the Sultanate period, or the early medieval period, which marked the imposition of Islamic fundamentalism in India. From the 13th Century to the arrival of the Mughals in the 16th Century,

Stories of invasions of India by foreigu aggressors has been turned into a saga of defeat. The truth of the huge resistance from Indian heroes who fought and won numerous battles defending the land of Bharat has not been told.

In the year 2000, Major General (Dr.) G.D. Bakshi, a retired military officer, was assigned as the Commander of 9 Sector Rashtriya Rifles, overseeing Counter-Terrorist Operations in the challenging Himalayan region of Kishtwar. During his time in this remote area, he became intrigued by the connection between the ancient Marud Vridha river, mentioned in the Rig Veda, and the Pippalad Shakha of the Atharva Veda, which was composed by sages in the same region. This curiosity led him to delve deeper into the Atharva Veda, also known as the Brahma Veda or Soma Veda.