The Half Character By Ram Gaur

 

If you remember the story of 3 Idiots — the journey of Raju, Rancho, and Farhan — you’ll find a familiar heartbeat in this novel. But this is not the story of a genius like Rancho who dreams of becoming a scientist, nor of Farhan who passionately follows wildlife photography.

This story walks alongside Raju’s reality — the life of a young man who steps into engineering not out of passion but uncertainty. Unsure of what he truly wants, he takes admission in engineering and somehow completes it. But his real struggle begins after the degree, the moment he enters the corporate world of manufacturing industries.

Here, his true "interview" begins — every day, every moment, fighting for a stable and successful career with limited skills, learning to survive among machines, expectations, deadlines, and overwhelming self-doubt.

In 3 Idiots, Raju and Farhan had Rancho to save them during their darkest moments. But in real life — who comes to save us when the climax turns against us?
This question lies at the heart of The Half Character.

About the Author
Ram Gaur, a simple village boy from Badhnara in District Kaithal, Haryana, has been writing daily diaries since childhood. Those personal pages eventually grew into the foundation of this debut novel.

Based on the life of an engineer, The Half Character captures the raw truth of ambition, confusion, corporate challenges, and the search for identity. After completing his degree in Economics, Ram is now pursuing an MBA from KUK University. Professionally, he serves as an IEO in the MSME Department, Government of Haryana.

He is also working on the second part of The Half Character, continuing the journey that begins in this book.

A relatable and truthful story — one that mirrors the lives of countless young people navigating expectations, uncertainty, and the pursuit of purpose.

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Reminiscences: My Land, My People by Professor (Retd ) S S Deo

 

Life, at its deepest, is an unbroken dialogue — between nature, love, man, and God. When these forces meet, experience takes root, and from that experience, wisdom blossoms.

In Reminiscences: My Land, My People, Professor S. S. Deo reflects on this eternal relationship through the lens of his own journey — one shaped by the rugged beauty and relentless challenges of mountainous landscapes, and by the indomitable spirit of the people who inhabit them.

More than a memoir, this book is a philosophical meditation on resilience, belonging, and the human connection to the land that sustains us. Through vivid memories, historical reflection, and heartfelt observation, Professor Deo captures how geography, struggle, and faith intertwine to shape both individuals and communities.

Each story, each event described within these pages — whether about people, society, history, belief, or change — is drawn from truth and lived experience. Together, they form a mosaic of a land and its people — their trials, triumphs, and timeless values.

With the sensitivity of a thinker and the authenticity of a witness, Professor Deo turns personal experience into universal insight. His words remind us that every hill, every hardship, and every heart bears its own story — one that connects us to something larger than ourselves.

A profound and honest narrative, Reminiscences: My Land, My People celebrates life as an act of endurance, reflection, and grace.

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Lakshagreh By Rao Arun Yadav

 

A human life is like a web — some lose themselves in its threads, while others rise, unbroken, from its tangles. Lakshagreh is a poetic reflection of that fight — a journey through the burning trials of existence and the quiet triumphs of resilience.

Each poem in this collection captures a moment of struggle — personal, social, and spiritual. The verses are not mere words; they are embers from a soul tested by fire. Through every setback and storm, Lakshagreh seeks that “victory mark” — the symbol of strength that shines only on the forehead that refuses to bow before adversity.

Written with raw honesty and conviction, this book is an intimate chronicle of a life lived in motion — of dreams pursued, hardships faced, and hope reborn. It draws from Rao Arun Yadav’s own transformative journey — from an IT engineer preparing for the UPSC, to a social activist and political advisor walking amidst the people, carrying their voices and their struggles.

His previous works, Nirbhaya aur Indralok and Yatharth, explored truth and justice. In Lakshagreh, he turns inward — confronting the fragility and fire within the human spirit. These poems speak to every reader who has known struggle, who has stumbled and risen again, who continues to walk even when the path burns beneath their feet.

Through Lakshagreh, Rao Arun Yadav reminds us that the mark of victory isn’t earned in comfort — it is forged in endurance, courage, and faith.

💫 For every soul born into a legacy of struggle — this book is both a mirror and a torch.

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Another Big Bang: Evolution of Civilisation. Freedom all the way by Santanu Mitra

 

From stone tools to space shuttles.
From hunting in forests to dreaming of life on Mars.
How did humanity evolve so far — and what truly drove us forward?

In Another Big Bang: Evolution of Civilisation – Freedom All the Way, Santanu Mitra explores one of the most profound questions of existence: what made civilisation possible?
With a multidisciplinary lens that bridges science, philosophy, economics, and history, Mitra proposes a unifying theory — that the urge for individual freedom is not just a cultural construct but the very force behind human evolution.

Twelve thousand years ago, our ancestors struggled for survival in the wilderness. Today, we’re shaping worlds beyond Earth. What sparked this extraordinary journey? According to Mitra, it was the same primal instinct — the relentless pursuit of freedom — that drove humankind to create, innovate, and evolve.

This groundbreaking work challenges readers to rethink civilisation not as a product of chance or necessity, but as an inevitable outcome of the human brain’s yearning to be free.
Rich in insight and accessible in tone, Another Big Bang offers a sweeping narrative that connects the earliest human impulses to the complexities of modern society — from language and governance to technology and space exploration.

✨ About the Author
Santanu Mitra is an accomplished officer of the Indian Economic Service (IES) and a former member of the Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS), currently serving as Senior Economic Adviser in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.

An economist, policymaker, and thinker, Mitra brings over two decades of experience in public policy planning and formulation. A graduate of Presidency College, Calcutta, and alumnus of the Indian School of Business (ISB), he has also written extensively in Bengali, with three acclaimed titles to his credit. Before joining the civil services, he briefly worked as a journalist with the ABP Group, reflecting his lifelong curiosity about society and progress.

In Another Big Bang, Mitra combines his analytical training with philosophical depth to explore what makes civilisation not just survive — but thrive. His central idea is both simple and revolutionary: freedom is not the reward of evolution; it is its cause.

A must-read for thinkers, dreamers, and anyone curious about how humanity became what it is today — and where the next leap might take us.

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Doors To The Fifth Dimension by Jijivisha Sikhwal

 

What if stories weren’t meant to be read — but felt?

Doors to the Fifth Dimension is not a conventional narrative. It is an experience — a quiet, haunting journey through seven invisible doors that open into the spaces between time, silence, and thought. Each door leads you deeper — into the corners of your mind where unfinished dreams, hesitant shadows, and fleeting truths live.

And then, there’s the eighth door.
The one that was never supposed to exist.
The one that doesn’t just belong to the book — it belongs to you.

Through lyrical prose and hypnotic imagery, Jijivisha Sikhwal creates a world that exists just beyond sight — a realm where stillness speaks, and silence has a heartbeat. This book is for those who don’t just read — they listen.

✨ About the Author
At just 17 years old, Jijivisha Sikhwal writes with the depth of someone who has lived many lives. Born and raised in the small town of Gulabpura, Rajasthan, she has lived with muscular dystrophy since childhood — a condition that has shaped not her limits, but her imagination. Guided by her single mother and her own inner strength, Jijivisha found freedom in words, creating worlds that transcend physical space.

In Doors to the Fifth Dimension, her debut work, she invites readers to travel inward — to question reality, time, and the unseen patterns of existence. It’s a book that doesn’t just tell a story; it opens one — within you.

For those who believe that the quietest minds often speak the loudest, this book is a reminder that even in stillness, there are infinite ways to move.

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