Radha and Krishna love story is an exemplary for teens where he says marriage is materialistic. Furthermore, Radha was in love with Krishna so much that she believed Krishna was God and she used to love him as a devotee. She was lost in 'bhakti love' which people started mistaking as a physical love..

Sacrifice is said to be the purest form of love, if you love someone that you need to let him go. But What if someone "Sacrifices to Love"? Can this love be called Pure? Arjuna, Warrior Prince, one of the greatest warriors to have ever set foot on this planet,Son of Indra, calm as Water. Drapaudi,The Fiery Princess, Epitome of feminism in that era,strong and independent just like fire. History has been the silent witness to their forbidden love that resonates loudly for all those who want to listen. What If Arjuna had not remained silent when his soulmate, his eternal love was being dragged into the Dyut Sabha, What if he raised his voice and broke all oaths for her,Now and Always, Will the world witness their long awaited union, a fusion of fire and water to perhaps create something big!!! (This story is just a output of my imagination, no part of it is true)

Some women are burnt in fire and some are just born from it. One of them was Krishnaa. U can even call her Draupadi or PANCHALI or Yajnaseni or Nitayuvani or whatever u want u can call her. Do u know who Draupadi was? Was she only the Princess of Panchal? Was she only the common wife of Pandav? Was she only the daughter in law of Kuru clan? Was she only the Queen of Indraprastha? Was she just a mother of Abhimanyu and Uppandavs? Or was she a mannerless woman who insulted Danveer Karna and her brother in law Duryodhan? Was she a whore or unchaste as said by Danveer Angraj Karna? Or wasn't she a good wife as claimed by DharmaRaj Yudhisthira that her love was biased towards Arjuna? Or was she a blood thirsty woman who wanted to wash her hair with the blood of her brother in law? Or was she thirsty for the great Mahabharat....for the revenge? Was her humiliation just a small thing which doesn't need a Mahabharat? Is it wrong to express your Love towards someone and not allowing the other to be your partner? Is it wrong to laugh ? (Even if both the things are never done by her) Is it wrong to love someone more than the other? Or does being the wife of five men makes and following your dharma and the order of your mother makes you a whore? If u have the answer u can feel free to comment.♥️ No one was able to understand her feelings, no one was able to understand what Panchali wants. No one could get the pain she went through in the so called Dharma Sabha of Hastinapur. Except one.... Her Sakha, her best friend, her brother, her Govind....our Krishna. So here is KRISHNA KI KRISHNAA for u ....one of the most true and selfless friendship in Mahabharat. It's a work of fiction. Cover and banner By-- @stylesoftimothee

Dakshayani, the princess of Kankhal, despite having a life full of royalty and solace, wants real love and devotion, and she finds it in Lord Shiva. Read the beautiful journey - from Sati to Goddess Parvati and Lord's Shiva's wife.

"Let's explore the world, man. First, we should go to the Himalayas," Ravi said as he was searching best spiritual places of India on his cell phone. "We're not going anywhere," Sid said sharply, his eyes narrowed in disbelief. "Isn't that what you want?" Ravi snapped, for him, Sid was such a killjoy. "The search for truth? That's how all yogis in the past began their journey. Off to the Himalayas for years, and boom, return like you're a God. Do you want peace or not?" Sid felt the question landed him on the horns of a dilemma. He did want to search the truth (the inner calling which he yearns to follow), but at the same time he knew it was impossible to cut off all his attachments. Hey, Mom! I'm going to the Himalayas, don't know when I will return. Life isn't this easy. A moment later, however, the reality hit him like a ball. It's true that most of the great spiritualists ended up in the Himalayas. ___________ Sid's life was ordinary like yours and mine, where you'd find no fantasy or fiction. But he was the possessor of extraordinary trait; he was looking for answers. Little did he know that we're living in a post-truth world. Some say it's an age where truth no longer matters. If you reason with people based on facts they'll explain away their beliefs by saying, "It's true to me and that's all that matters." Politicians spin the yarn of their agenda from time to time, media telecast news based on their political leanings. Social media has led us into an information war. Despite of above all harsh realities, Sid set himself off to find truth. A quest of self-discovery. How about you take this journey with Sid in which only love will reign supreme? It's just that you need to redefine the meaning of love.

Whilst she was questioned and insulted by her own people, an inner hope kept her alive that he will return and take her to his house one day. On the other hand, Chandrashekhar - an aspiring, young man who was building his own kingdom, was delaying to visit Yatee, his wife. When She was all about loose hopes, suddenly, after long nine years, her hopes were ignited again.... Does really, calibre of anyone is decided on their complexion of skin ? Is it really necessary, to support injustice even if that brings us gloomy future ? Is it wrong if an aspiring WOMAN decides to end injustice from their lives ? What do you thing, will they ever meet ? Will they ever make a good, loving couple ? Will she ever be happy ? Read the extraordinary love story of a Queen and her aspiring young husband...

Was born from within the fire. Now, the fire is born from within. The story circles around Draupadi - the paradigmatic warrior queen, a woman who will not let injustice take place before her and will fight for justice. A woman not defined by her husbands, a woman defined by her virtues. The great Indian epic Mahabharata from the eyes of the impregnable queen. (This is a work of fiction)

[Added to Historical/General Fiction reading list of @ProjectWomanUp] #ProjectWomanUp She didn't know martial arts yet she was strong. She broke from the sacred bond; society taunted her yet she was strong. She came across a tragic truth; society humiliated her yet she was strong. This is a story of a woman who runs away from her dark past. But when her past starts haunting her, what will she do? Will she run away or face it? She tries to stand up on her own feet, helped by an unknown man, in quest of reviving Indian history. Things change when she finds a box. But she is always confused when she finds that man around her, his presence having strange effect on her. Will she be able to muster her lost self confidence or will she be shattered again? When her purity is questioned, will she be strong? *** [Completed] [Third person point of view] [Unedited] [Sequel : Kanyaka Fight For Honour] *** Highest ranking : #19 in General Fiction on 15/2/2017 #22 in General Fiction on 14/2/2017 #26 in General Fiction on 5/10/2016 ©2016 by Likhitha Reddy

Calcutta, India. 1899 Being a woman in this age means being tied under the shackles created by the British and an equally orthodox society. Headstrong and outgoing, Anvesha doesn't care what people think about her. She is not one of those women who stay in their homes and pop children for their husbands. She is determined to pry her freedom. Alexander Stewart is a "childishly" arrogant man of eighteen. His journey to life begins when he comes to India with his two best friends, Matthew Hemmings and Jordan Wedlock. The day he crosses paths with the fierce looking Indian woman, he's sure that coming to India was the worst of his decisions. But will time change his mind? A feeling other than hatred; would something develop? (Descriptions would really be the death of me. Don't be disappointed, give this book a chance ^_^ ) ... A/N: Please note that:- • I do not own the pictures in the cover, I found them on google. Enjoy! #1 IN HISTORICAL FICTION! #1 IN TEENAGER! © 2015 Bhavini Sharma All Rights Reserved

shraman, yet another avatar...this book would be a mini sequel to 'shiv Pandav Vikramadhitya -the sky writer of Chalukian dynasty ' ...can read as a stand alone book too. .. This book has suman as main lead. ..her bravery and politeness that rose to the empress of empresses. ..