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Nurse a broken heart? And how do you let go? There''s something for everyone in this brilliantly translated ancient guide to love for modern readers.

In The Art of Conjuring Alternate Realities, the authors dive into the operations of political parties, cyber criminals, godmen, nation states and intelligence agencies from around the world to explain how the power to manipulate your thoughts is being harnessed, and how information warfare is shaping your life and world.

Torn asunder, marginalized, existing at the edges of our peripheral vision, the people in these tales hold up to the reader the greatest instrument of torture yet: a mirror that looks directly into the subconscious.

Inspired by true events, this riveting tale of love, terror and revenge is Hussain Zaidi at his best.

You will learn and master the different levels of managing your money one at a time, apply practical behavioural insights to make sure you stick to the plan, and eventually grow your way to wealth and financial freedom.

Each short biography includes details from the lives of these gutsy women, and their inspiring story of courage and bravery as they engaged in wars and battles.

In April 2013, Imphal-Kohima was named ''Britain''s Greatest Battle'' by the UK''s National Army Museum. Indians fought on both sides--as part of the British Army and alongside the Japanese as soldiers of the Indian National Army (INA).

Simple and informative, Managing Chronic Pain will help you understand and manage your symptoms better and regain control over your life.

A Higgledy Piggledy Growing Up is a captivating young adult novel that explores the complexities of adolescence. As Neel recounts a series of dramatic events that unfold over three transformative months, from January to March, he takes you on a rollercoaster ride of growth, self discovery, and coming of age.

Compelling and important, this is a must-read for anyone concerned about the nation''s future and their own.

Complete with interviews with prominent influencers and psychologists, personality self-assessment tests and interactive quizzes, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone navigating the complex battlefield that is social media today.

In Insatiable, Shobhaa reminds us of the many delights and disappointments that the banquet of life offers, even as she examines the shared emotional hunger for happiness and love that binds us all.

Though Jha asks tough questions of the government and his former party, he has not lost faith in Mahatma Gandhi''s India. He writes of renewal, of hope. And the Congress, he firmly believes, is central to that revival of India.

What happens next? Does Mia continue to say ''No'' to everything? Does ''Yes'' ever come back to her? To find out, read this heartwarming story of Mia, the girl who lost her ''Yes''.

A spirited tale of resilience and reinvention, Goagram takes you behind the scenes to reveal the pain and the goop behind the pouts and glitter on screen.

Vivid, compassionate, and a testament to the author's love for these lands and their people, Landscapes of Wilderness is a heartwarming, thought-provoking book that will appeal to anyone who is interested in the abiding relationships human beings have with nature.

The movement that led to the unseating of the all-powerful CPI(M), which had ruled the state of West Bengal since 1977.

For more than three decades, Damodar Padhi has used this time-tested and all weather resistant (read resilient) approach with great success.

Trees of South India is a result of over fifty years of dedicated work of restoring and researching the forests and native trees of the Coromandel Coast of South India.

Drawing on the dark truths of one of India''s most secretive wars, If I Have to Be a Soldier is a gripping story of identity, survival, betrayal and, above all, love.

I t is best, in one''s sojourns across the Himalaya, to be cautious in chance encounters, for one could well encounter a saint, a siddha, a madman or a charlatan. Mystics and Sceptics, edited by Namita Gokhale, comprises essays on all of these.

In an investigation plagued by police sluggishness and antiquated forensics, can Kadam, his daughter, Ketul, and Rane break the nexus between corrupt cops, politicians and the mafia, and find the killer before it is too late?

Snakes, Drugs and Rock ''n'' Roll tells the story of a boy who would become one of the greatest conservationists of his generation, discovering the wonders of India''s extraordinary natural world.

Eloquent and absorbing, Kashmir will put you under its spell and have you longing to set off on your own adventure through this breathtaking land.

The rattled Maharaja signs the accession to India, pleading for immediate help. Pandit Nehru and Sardar Patel dispatch the Indian Army to defend the Valley, and Akbar Khan of the Pakistan Army races to aid the kabailis.

1947. Amritsar. Guru Ram Das Serai near the Golden Temple has become a temporary refuge for Hindu and Sikh families fleeing the communal terror and bloodbath of Partition. One of the legions of volunteers providing succour to the new arrivals is Satnam Singh, the leader of the local Unity Council. He is struck by the extraordinary calm of an erudite-looking old man with a long flowing beard, and his companion, a resolute young woman, whose eyes seem haunted by the tragedies they have witnessed.Taking the story of the Partition forward from Hymns in Blood, A Game of Fire follows Satnam as he observes the rising tide of communal violence threaten his beloved Amritsar. His own friends abandon their beliefs to join the relentless cycle of revenge and retribution, determined to purge the city of its large Muslim population.

This is is a collection of short biographies of thirty such trailblazing Indian women who have broken the glass ceiling, and done it in style. Read about Durgabai Kamat, Amrit Kaur, Amrita Pritam, Fatima Beevi and many other such inspiring women of India.

Sandhya Mary''s novel masterfully translated by the award-winning Jayasree Kalathil - is an insightful and humorous take on ideas like normal-abnormal, natural-human, love-hate, that define contemporary society, and the exuberant and moving story of a woman trying to find her place in this world.

Aiyar maps how Aadhaar''s application expanded beyond its original intent. He researches its ups, downs, and turnarounds; discusses the concerns of activists and bureaucrats on potential misuse of the database for state surveillance; raises the urgent need for a data-protection and privacy law.