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Book Review: The Divine Sword by Rita Chowdhury (Translated by Reeta Borbora)

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Prepare to be swept away into the mesmerizing realm of 'The Divine Sword,' where every page brims with the intoxicating blend of love's embrace and ambition's fiery grip. Winner of the esteemed Sahitya Akademi Award 2028, this English rendition unveils a sprawling tapestry of passion, betrayal, and the unyielding dance of destiny. As kingdoms clash and rivals scheme, follow the gripping journey of characters navigating treacherous landscapes of power and prophecy. Delve into the heart of Assamese history, where secrets buried deep and bloodlines entwined shape the fate of nations. Embark on an unforgettable odyssey through the annals of time, where every revelation illuminates the eternal struggle between desire and consequences. The book was originally published in Assamese under the title ''Deo Langkhui," meaning 'The Divine Sword'. Special thanks to Pan Macmillan for providing me with a copy of this book and allowing me to

Book Review: Forgotten Kalki by Thupalle Nagendra Prasad

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Have you heard of the Tenth Avatar of Mahavishnu - 'Kalki' who will come to destroy in Kaliyug according to Hindu Scriptures? Are you familiar with the mysterious submerged city of Dwarka? If these topics have always fascinated you, then I have the perfect book for you to read. "Forgotten Kalki by Thupalle Nagendra Prasad" is a captivating blend of fiction, mythology, science, and fantasy, this book is packed with suspense and thrill that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Firstly, let's talk about why I picked this book. From its beautiful cover to its intriguing title, every aspect draws you in. But the real magic happens when you dive deep into its pages. The story revolves around Anvesh, who, after losing his parents, is haunted by strange and unsettling dreams. Determined to unravel the mystery of his parents' death, he leans on his best friend Abhi and Abhi's father Arjun for support. Abhi, a technical geni

Book Review: Ahalya by Koral Das Gupta

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