Practical exercises you can try immediately—witnessing thoughts, letting go, gratitude, random acts of kindness, and “letting it be” in the middle of your day The focus is always the same: timeless wisdom in simple language, ready for everyday use.

If you love books that celebrate the spiritual essence of India, the beauty of everyday people, and the extraordinary hidden in the ordinary, this book is for you.

Imagine being able to handle a difficult conversation at work with unshakable integrity. Or navigating a family disagreement with compassion and grace. Or simply finding a sense of purpose in your daily hustle.

It is an ambitious, beautifully curated collection that journeys through ten of the world's most powerful myth traditions: Celtic Jewish Greek Roman Norse Aztec Persian Chinese Japanese Finnish

Hindus, for all their deep spiritual inheritance, often miss the wood for the trees. There is no formal structure of teaching these profound philosophies — neither in schools nor in most homes. What remains are rituals, festivals, and fragments of scripture — practiced without context or contemplation.

Smriti Deshmukh, 34, consultant by day, cynic by lifestyle, was running late from her client’s office in Marol. Her Wadala flat was a solid hour away, even without the traffic.

My aim is to entertain, to inspire curiosity, and perhaps, in some small measure, to do for Mumbai what Doyle did for London: to reveal its many mysteries, both grand and humble, and the quiet, persistent hope that lies beneath its restless surface.

He wanted to bury himself. He wished his mom would just disappear.

We all enter relationships with a blueprint for a perfect life. We dream of effortless harmony, of a love that feels like a finished equation. But what happens when reality intrudes? When the blueprint gets stained with coffee rings and redrawn by compromise? I am thrilled to announce the release of my new book, "The Arithmetic of Compromise: And Other Stories on the Delicate Sum of a Shared Life." This is a collection of fifteen bittersweet, poignant, and often humorous stor

In the modern rush to commercialize yoga as a fitness trend, the profound, life-altering science of Pranayama—the conscious regulation of breath—has been largely forgotten. It has been relegated to a brief opening or closing exercise, when in fact, it is the very heart of the practice.

The next big competitive advantage isn’t technological—it’s human. It’s the ability to bring your full, focused, and calm self to the table, day after day.

What truly sets this book apart is the introduction of Nirmiti Nidra—a groundbreaking technique I’ve developed and taught to thousands across India and beyond. Unlike typical meditation or self-help hacks, Nirmiti Nidra empowers you to access

The market is flooded with generic advice on stress relief. But this book cuts through the noise. Designed specifically for the realities of modern corporate life

From love stories to food feuds, intergenerational friendships to cultural dilemmas—these tales are Jaipur distilled into words.

The diary smelled faintly of paan and incense. Each page held not just words, but the hum of temple bells, the rustle of kite strings, the sigh of a city forever balancing memory and modernity. As bulldozers threatened the haveli, the old woman whispered: ‘This is not just my home. It is Amdavad itself.’”

Just as biryani is more than a dish — a blend of spices, rice, meat, and love simmered into perfection — this book is more than a set of stories. Each tale is layered with nostalgia, humour, and poignancy, offering readers a feast of emotions.

One reader, one moment, one transformed life— Worth more than all the publishing world's strife.

The skills you'll build are directly linked to greater visibility, faster promotions, and a healthier work-life balance.

Delhi is a city that hugs you and shoves you, feeds you and fools you, teaches you and tests you — often in the same breath. Dilli Hawa Hai captures that essence in 15 unforgettable stories.

But what if the story we know is only the surface? What if the true importance of the Ram Janmabhoomi lies in a secret far older, far more scientific, and infinitely more dangerous than we have ever been told?