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In a monsoon-ravaged Bangalore of 2040, journalist Vibha Jha uncovers a rogue AI that blends ancient Sanskrit mantras with binary code to manipulate global events. Her dangerous fight against a billionaire's "techno-enlightenment" conspiracy leads to a high-stakes, cyberpunk battle to expose the Oracle's digital prophecies. Dive into a gripping thriller where ancient myth and sentient technology collide, ultimately forcing humanity to redefine its relationship with the machines it creates.

In Chinmoy Mukherjee’s biting satire Eat, Slurp, Ascend, devoted cultist Chunmun Singh seeks cosmic enlightenment through his noodle-worshipping guru's ultimate "Great Astral Slurp." But when a wild astral journey across fourteen divine realms exposes the MSG-scented lies of his faith, Chunmun must choose between comforting delusions and the bitter taste of reality. Discover a hilarious, multisensory tale that expertly skewers modern spiritual commodification and the absurdities of blind devotion.

Sydney tech billionaire Arvind Singh walks away from his empire after a soul-shattering burnout, donates everything, and vanishes into a Himalayan ashram as Swami Rajananda—the Digital Monk. He turns ancient wisdom into a viral online sensation until his ruthless past storms the gates in the form of two fugitive business partners. A razor-sharp redemption story where cloud computing meets karma, and true peace is finally found offline.

In a world drowning in greed, violence, and ecological ruin, a seeker walks across contemporary India asking the one question that haunts every soul: why has Krishna—the Avatar of Preservation—still not returned? Over twenty luminous encounters with yogis, Vedantins, and ecstatic masters, he receives twenty radically different answers, each peeling away another layer of illusion about divine absence. A haunting philosophical pilgrimage that ends not in salvation, but in the devastating, liberating truth: the Avatar we await is already within—and humanity may already be beyond redemption.

Nitin Maran, undisputed king of Sydney’s South Asian dating scene and fluent in ten languages of seduction, meets his match in a 145 km/h cricket yorker that inflates his balls to the size of footballs. Over fourteen agonising days he still refuses to cancel a single date with twelve gorgeous women—each expecting fireworks—while waddling through the wildest, most culturally tailored excuses ever invented. When the swelling finally disappears, every single woman messages him on the same Sunday demanding immediate delivery. The multilingual playboy has nothing left to say.

When Sydney crime boss Gobi Sultan kidnaps five-year-old Chunmun Singh for a million-dollar ransom, he never imagines the real threat: a toddler who can’t stop unbuckling his seatbelt under traffic cameras and accidentally torching an apartment with a gas oven. Within forty-eight hours, the city’s merciless smart-AI algorithms bankrupt Gobi’s entire empire. Six months later, a rival syndicate learns the same lethal lesson—never let a curious kindergartener loose on your heist. A razor-sharp satire where innocence beats organized crime every time.

In 326 BCE, after crushing King Porus, Alexander the Great stands amid his empire—rich, victorious, and spiritually hollow. Disillusioned by Maya’s glittering illusions, he abandons throne, gold, and sword to walk ancient India as a seeker, learning from twenty masters of Vedanta, Yoga, and Bhakti. Through radical renunciation and inner surrender, the world’s greatest conqueror becomes the “King of Zero,” realizing the ultimate truth: Aham Brahma Asmi. A luminous reimagining where the sword yields to silence and power bows before the Self.

In Indraloka’s celestial arena, Lord Indra launches “The Crown of Devotion”—a divine tournament where legendary bhaktas compete not by sword or strength, but through the radiant intensity of their love for the Divine. Prahlada’s surrender, Hanuman’s service, Meera’s longing, and Chaitanya’s ecstatic frenzy clash in moonlit poetry duels and storms of kirtan until only the purest rasa remains. A luminous Hindu mythological novella that reveals every soul’s devotion as a facet of the same eternal flame.

Queen Vibha is tricked into carrying the corpse of the Baitali—the female spirit of centuries of oppression—through a moonless night of twenty-five twisted folktales designed to trap her in silence or submission. Instead of yielding, she dismantles every patriarchal snare, turning fragility into strength, vengeance into hope, and riddles into revolution. In one final, breathtaking act of refusal, she drops the corpse, shatters the ancient game, and claims her throne—freeing both spirit and kingdom in a blaze of radical justice.

Echoes of Kabir’s ancient wisdom shimmer through these luminous spiritual poems, born from nine years of Raja Yoga meditation that turned a shadowed plea—“Who Will Take Me”—into the vast, glittering call of infinity. What begins in muted uncertainty unfolds into a radiant dawn of inner silence and boundless light. With Hindi translations at the end, The Call of Infinity invites every seeker to hear the silent song of the stars.

Some secrets are better left unspoken, while others are too powerful to remain hidden. Discover the truth behind the silence.

The ultimate all-in-one guide to passing the ITPEC FE exam. Featuring 80 official questions with detailed step-by-step logic, this book covers everything from core theory to complex algorithms.

Conquer the "Algorithm Wall" with 20 high-density practical questions. Learn the logical thinking and pseudocode mastery required to pass the most challenging part of the FE exam.

Master the fundamentals of IT with 60 official ITPEC FE questions. This guide provides clear, instructor-led explanations to help you build a solid foundation in Technology, Management, and Strategy.