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Ruskin Bond, one of India’s most-loved writers has been charming kids with his simple captivating stories. ‘The Little Princess’ – a haunting dreamlike story by Ruskin Bond wanders in the fantasy world! It is a story of two children, one in the present and one from the past.

Ruskin Bond, one of India’s most-loved writers has been charming kids with his simple captivating stories. ‘The Railway Gang’ – a story by Ruskin Bond is an entertaining story revolving around trains, railway platforms, and stray dogs! Written in kid-friendly language, supported with beautiful illustrations this story of a small dog and his friends is fun to read.

An ancient Indian epic that follows the journey of Lord Rama, who sets out to rescue his wife Sita from the demon king Ravana. Along the way, he is joined by loyal companions like Hanuman and Lakshmana, and together they teach timeless lessons of courage, duty, and righteousness.

When 007 goes to Harlem it’s not just for the jazz. This is the kingdom of Mr Big, master of crime, voodoo baron and partner in SMERSH’s grim company of death. Those who Mr Big cannot possess, he crushes – like his beautiful prisoner, Solitaire, and her would-be saviours James Bond and Agency man, Felix Leiter. All three are marked out as victims in a trail of terror, treachery and torture that leads from New York’s underworld to the shark-infested island in the sun that Mr Big calls his own.

लंबे विवाहित आकाश और निशा के जीवन में सब कुछ ठहर सा गया है, यहां तक ​​कि एक छुट्टी भी नीरसता में डूबी हुई है. हालांकि थिम्फू में उनके होटल के कमरे में कुछ बदलाव आया है. वे दो नए लोगों का किरदार लेते हैं और एक लंबे समय में पहली बार उन्हें उत्साह का स्पर्श होता है. ये कहानी अनिता नायर द्वारा रचित अंग्रेज़ी कहानी 'ट्विन बेड्ज़' से अनुवादित है.

With Maloti gone, Master Da tries to get on with his life, utterly confused about his moral and psychological compass. Binita leads him and tells him about a life that would mean being free fundamentally from any kind of moral burdens, but he remains conflicted. As he delves deeper into his psyche that seems to surprise him every moment, Master Da meets the love of his life, Susheela.

Master Da is an unknown young man with no particular ideology and lots of time to kill. As he's settling into his new life as the Head of an orphanage, he's given the responsibility of a new ward, Binita. Binita has stuffed out lives till now, reveling in her journey of blood and gore. She tried to influence Master Da, as he starts developing deep feelings for the much married Maloti.

Master Da dashes off to Aurangabad for some official work and his inner feminist decides to mete out some violent justice. He decides to train Pinky as his apprentice for his double life. On the other hand, Sushila manages to become a mother.

As Master Da & Susheela move ahead with their lives, Master Da gets a chance to meet up with Binita. She is now married but refuses to tell him anything about her husband. As the evening progresses, she decides to go for a kill and Master Da follows her just like old times.

When his love for Maloti starts developing into something stronger, Master Da decides to change the course of her life, with Binita's help. By doing so, he initiates a path for himself with irreversible consequences that leave him confused and disturbed.

Master Da realizes that there is always a little more to Binita then she lets on. He also comes to know that his world is built on a set of improbable, heart crushing and that when it comes to being fooled, no one could be better at it, than your loved ones.

When Master Da & Susheela reach Lucknow for a short romantic interlude, they realize that they are unable to make any breakthrough in their conjugal union. In frustration, Master Da visits a sex worker, Pinky. Matters take a twisted turn when Sushila insists upon meeting Pinky.

As Master Da and Pinky start taking their first steps towards a diabolical future, they curate their first victim, Meenakshi, who becomes their perfect lover for a brief cloudburst of sensual desires. Meenakshi is followed by Bela who is clinically depressed and does not step out of her house.

As he decides to marry Susheela, Master Da has to wrap up his life in Lilua. And Binita is transferred from the orphanage as she gets the urge to explore newer hunting grounds. Master Da's father hallucinates on seeing him, which leaves Master Da conflicted. Master Da and Susheela get married.

Master Da is now chastened and wizened about the ways of a world, which had been his own making. But now, it all lay crumbling at his feet and he can't seem to do anything about it. As he rushes to bring closure to the many puzzles of his life, Binita becomes his reason for anger and redemption in a simultaneous cycle of life and death, hope and darkness.