| ISBNNo | TitleEnglish | Synopsis | Language |
| 9788177669183 | The Breadwinner ( ENGLISH) | PARVANA felt the shadow before she saw it, as the man moved between her and the sun. Turning her head, she saw the dark turban that was the uniform of the Taliban. A rifle was slung across his chest as casually as her father's shoulder bag had been sl | English |
| 9788177669206 | Parvanas Journey ( ENGLISH) | PARVANA entered the little settlement, stepping carefully through the rubble. She peered into what was left of the one-room mud houses. Mattresses, rugs, cook-pots and tea cups were scattered everywhere. Parvana recognized the run-for-your-life look. | English |
| 9788177669213 | Mud City ( ENGLISH) | Parvana's best friend, Shauzia, has fled Afghanistan and is faced with surviving on her own on the streets of Peshawar, Pakistan. With her dog as her only friend, she must scrounge for food, beg for money and look for a safe place to sleep every night. B | English |
| 9788184980509 | Salt & Honey ( ENGLISH) | In a southern Africa violently split during Apartheid, Koba is taken away from her Kalahari desert-tribe after withnessing her parents being murdered by a party of white hunters. She slowly learns to adapt and survive in a dangerous but beautiful environ | English |
| 9788177669619 | Glimpses of Changing Banking Scenario ( ENGLISH) | Glimpses of Changing Banking Scenario is not only an account of the life of a successful banker but also a record of the momentous changes in banking policies, practices and developments witnessed by the author during his career spanning over four decad | English |
| 9788184981348 | THE MYTH CALLED WEALTH | English | |
| 9788184981131 | CALL CENTRE AN INSIDE STORY | English | |
| 9788184981179 | PLATO`S SHADOW | English | |
| 9788184981186 | THE MEANING OF MADNESS | English | |
| 9788184981142 | MASTER YOUR MIND | English | |
| 9788184981407 | CANCER CARE & MYSTERIES & YOGA | English | |
| 9788184981384 | JAPANESE MAGNOLIA | English | |
| 9788184981391 | JAPANESE ORCHID | English | |
| 9788184981377 | AWA MARU : TITANIC OF JAPAN | On the 1st of April 1945, a Japanese hospital ship that had been given "safe passage" by the Allies, in the dead of night, was mistaken for a military vessel and torpedoed by the American submarine "Queenfish". It sank within minutes taking almost all of the 2007 passengers to their watery graves. This is the gripping story of the Awa Maru, the little known "Titanic of Japan". | English |
| 9788184981650 | SPEECHES OF WAR & PEACE | Many of these speeches are iconic signposts in the passage of time with the recurring themes of war and peace | English |
| 9788184981643 | SPEECHES THAT RESHAPED THE WORLD | SPEECHES THAT RESHAPED THE WORLD is a collection of sixty of the greatest speeches of modern times: speeches that instigated war and called for peace, that liberated women and recognised AIDS sufferers, that aimed to abolish poverty or to shame the rich. More recently, speeches that call a country to fight and others that humbly apologise for acts of war. | English |
| 8177666444 | Swami | 'Swami' by Shri Ranjit Desai is not just a landmark in the stream of Marathi historical novel but it is an epoch. Incidentally its publication in 1962 has nearly celebrated the centenary of historical novel in Marathi, the first one viz ' Mochanged ' b | Marathi |
| 8177666401 | Shrimanyogi | This is a biographical novel on Shivaji Maharaj. This historical novel has created history in the world of literature and books. Shivaji Maharaj is the most worshipped person in Maharashtra. Every single household here knows Shivaji. He is the most respe | Marathi |
| 8177663410 | Abhogi | What is life? It is a game of chance and choice. We often hear this saying. Have you given a thought to it? Have you concluded anything from your thoughts? Ranjit Desai has worked on this line in his novel Abhogi. This is a story of a dedicated person-de | Marathi |
| 8177667467 | Radheya | The intrinsically tragic story of 'Karna' has always inspired creatively many a literaturers. This is another such occassion. The author has attempted to universalise the 'Karma-Katha' in this novel. He tries to see into it the eternal problem of victory | Marathi |
| 8177661833 | Pavankhind | This short novel (novelette) depicts one heroic episode in the Maratha history. The history of any nation is repleted with stories and legends of heroic deeds of strong and stout, bold and brave, loyal and faithful friends and companions of their king. | Marathi |
| 8177660640 | Maza Gaon | This novel presents the village life as in the first half of the twentieth century. The familiar facets of village life like the family feuds,assasinations etc. are certainly tribes of men who charished values more than their own lives and devotedly work | Marathi |
| 817766445x | Samidha | This novel realistically presents the current problems of rural untouchables. On one hand one meets Deva Mahar- a respresentative of the last generation which naturally accepted and suffered their despicable position in the society and on the other Tukar | Marathi |
| 8177664182 | Bari | The' Barre ' tribe had traditionally lived in thick and beautiful jungles. They resorted to dacoity and theft in nearby localities for their living. They hardly ever dreamt of stable life. The socio-political changes around and falling of forests signif | Marathi |
| 8177664514 | Raja Ravivarma | The novel is a graphic description of Raja Ravi Verma's life which begins with his early childhood days in his native place, Kilimanoor, a typical Kerala village. His development as an young artist under the guidance of his maternal uncle Raja Raj Verma | Marathi |
| 8177663348 | Pratiksha | Young Milind sets out in search of something. What is it? He does not know what is he looking for till he comes across it. "Pratiksha' is a novel based on the waiting. "Milind, every single human being is scared of being introspective. We can look at th | Marathi |
| 8177666479 | Shekara | Shekara is an excellent and the last specimen of Ranjit Desai's noteworthy ingenuity. Shekara is a kind of squirrel, grey coloured, with a black furry tail. It is famous for jumping from one tree to another. The main character of this novel is a lonely | Marathi |
| 8177663941 | Lakshyavedh | Each nation has historical figures to worship. Apart from this, many a times each state of each nation has role models from the past but not forgotten history. Maharashtra has its own idols. The greatest and most loved of them all is Shivaji Maharaj. At | Marathi |
| 8177666142 | Roopmahal | This collection includes the short stories by Ranjit Desai which he penned down during his early years as a writer. These stories were published in standard magazines like Mauj, Satyakatha, Kirloskar, Abhiruchi, Janwani etc. Ranjit Desai reveals his secr | Marathi |
| 817766395X | Madhumati | "Many Marathi authors write short stories, long stories but Ranjit Desai has adopted a very unique style. His story blends harmoniously with the magnificent background. It is always coloured in beautiful shades of blue, giving everything a dreamy touch. | Marathi |
| 8177666355 | Kamodini | This is a collection of 10 stories. Most of the stories are related with love. Love has different measures. Love has various aspects. But love is love. What is love? Caring, sharing, respecting, sacrificing and loving. Husband-wife, Lover, Teacher-studen | Marathi |
| 8177665901 | Aalekh | This is a collection of short shories based on rural life. The urban people often feel that the rural life, the village life is very calm, quiet and peaceful. From a far distance if we try to judge it, then this will be our first impression. But if one g | Marathi |
| 8177664840 | Gandhali | This is a collection of stories based on famous historical figures. The name indicates that this is a set of stories having it's own fragrance. In the beginning the author admits that "Words have no fragrance. They have only meanings. But a combination o | Marathi |
| 8171619444 | Morpankhi Savlya | We all know Ranjit Desai as a versatile writer He got his name and fame because of the novels, still he started his career as a writer with short stories. During the early years, he mainly focused on the rural life and the realities therein. Later on, he | Marathi |
| 9788177668186 | Katal | The Agriculture Tenancy Act 1948 a law was passed in favour of the peasants. It brought a devastating change in the society. For hundred years, the society had developed a particular system, based on it everything was running smoothly. But this law shatt | Marathi |
| 8177665642 | Megh | This collection of short stories once again reveals the strength Desai's words possess. It reveals various feelings. This is a collection of his stories during his early years as a writer with a mostly a rural background. Ego, Prestige, Class, Hostility | Marathi |
| 8177665693 | Aashadh | This is a collection of 18 of Desai's short stories. The stories were published earlier. But Mehta categorised the stories subjectwise and published them under the heading of Ashadh in Jan. 1989. These stories have a rural background. The language is us | Marathi |
| 8177665685 | Vaishakh | Ranjit Desai was a multi-dimensional writer. "Vaishakh' includes the stories during the period of his apprenticeship. Yet each story has the strength to touch the innermost cord of a sensitive heart. It is based on rural life. Vaishakh literally means s | Marathi |
| 8177667343 | Prapat | A collection of short stories once again, but based on the urban life. They are unique. They make you think about your life. They expose the urban life with its drama, with its unique moments, the strictness, the harshness, of a city, the rude, rough att | Marathi |
| 8177666363 | Sanket | Sanket is yet another collection of short stories by Ranjit Desai. The stories assembled in this book were published earlier under another title. In the later years, however, they were not available for the readers. So a few of the stories based wholly o | Marathi |
| 8177662635 | Babulmora | This is again a collection of short stories. What is history? It is the chain of such events in the past which are deeply engraved on our minds. Often, some moments, some incidences are imprinted on our mind and very few of such incidences have the stre | Marathi |
| 8177667416 | Mekhmogari | Ranjit Desai's short stories are different than other short stories. They always take place in wondrous situations, almost have an environment as if in a fairy tale. They are not restrained to Maharashtra. They have a vast background, that of whole Indi | Marathi |
| 8176555428 | Swami (N) | Marathi | |
| 817655541X | Warsa | Marathi | |
| 8171612644 | He Bandh Reshmache | Marathi | |
| 8128401033 | Ramshastri | Marathi | |
| 8171619096 | Dhan Apure | Marathi | |
| 8177662309 | Garudzep | Marathi | |
| 8171616887 | Shrimanyogi Natak | Marathi | |
| 8171616860 | Loknayak | Marathi | |
| 8171616879 | Sangeet Tansen | Marathi | |
| 8171619096 | Kanchanmrug | Marathi | |
| 817161910X | Pankh Jahale Vairi | Marathi | |
| 8177661884 | Pangulgada | Marathi | |
| 8177661876 | Tuzi Vat Vegali | Marathi | |
| 8177661094 | Savli Unhachi | Marathi | |
| 8171616291 | Snehdhara | Marathi | |
| 8171616860 | Sanchit ( Nivdak Adyakshiya Bhashane ) | Marathi | |
| 817161588X | Yayati | This is a collection of 29 of Khandekar's recent stories. Our political, social, economical and artistic life is witnessing the destruction of our values under the name of materialistic development that is prevailing after the 2nd world war and independe | Marathi |
| 8177666282 | Amrutvel | The creeper in this picture is in full blossom, The many colourfull flowers are its proof. Love is also like this creeper. Love is not just the lust or desire inevitable at the young age. I do not consider desire as valueless, actually it supports the l | Marathi |
| 8177665944 | Sukhacha Shodh | What is human life? It is a union of three beautiful feelings. The first is our own happiness and progress. The second felling is towards our family, the obligations, the indebtness. One has to try to repay it to the best of his/her ability. The third is | Marathi |
| 8177663763 | Pahile Prem | Most of the people lead very simple life without much ups and downs. They are common men. The newspaper is least interested in describing such common men. The creative literature hardly takes notice of these common men. The most written about topics of s | Marathi |
| 8177666649 | Jalalela Mohar | Many people believe that, "Sex is the ultimate pleasure of life - a man and a woman come together with the whole purpose of deriving such pleasures. They hold hands to heighten the intensity of life. The real happiness lies in touching each other' Many s | Marathi |
| 8177662163 | Navi Stree | This novel is in a true sense "the complete apperception of a woman'. The author has left it incomplete, but it completes itself with the awakening of the mind so we should not consider it as incomplete. The author has written this novel in the year 195 | Marathi |
| 8177666150 | Hirva Chapha | This novel was first published in the year 1938. The first three-four decades of the 20th century were seeing a new era. Indian culture was transforming dramatically. Communism, socialism, Gandhism were the philosophies responsible for this awakening. T | Marathi |
| 817766641X | Don Dhruva | The human community is not as harmonious or uniform as we think. On the contrary, it is divided very harshly, distinctly into two parts. One part works endlessly, effortlessly and the other part enjoys without any efforts. These two parts are diverse, th | Marathi |
| 8177666428 | Rikama Devhara | How charming was the idol! All the devotees were worried about where to keep the idol. The idol answered, "the pure heart of devotees is my heaven.' But then how can one see the idol installed in the heart with naked eyes? All the devotees decided to bu | Marathi |
| 8177666681 | Kraunchvadh | Once upon a time, a couple of herons was engrossed in lovemaking. Suddenly, a hunter came over there and with his bow and arrow killed one of the herons. The bird which was killed instantly collapesed from the tree. Upon seeing this, the partner of the b | Marathi |
| 8177667211 | Pandhare Dhag | The two world wars that took place in this century are two historical major events. Throughout the world they revoked reformation; social as well as cultural. India is not an exception to this, as Maharashtra is a part of India so it is needless to say t | Marathi |
| 8177667475 | Ashru | This 20th century has presented the world with many things good as well as bad, but the best of all is the importance given to the common man, making him uncommon. What is life? It is a combination of human beings - common as well as uncommon - 99% are | Marathi |
| 8177667998 | Don Mane | Balasaheb, Every human being has 2 mindsets. One is of an animal, and the other is of God. The first enjoys only cohabitation and the latter believes in sacrifice. The former thinks only of physical pleasures, the later understands the greatness that lie | Marathi |
| 9788177668063 | Ulka | The conflict between idealistic and zero-idealistic had always been a much favoured topic since ages. Only the ideals have changed, the conflict has remained forever. The conflict in the ideals presented in "Ulka' represent the first half of the 20th ce | Marathi |
| 9788177668094 | Soneri Swapane Bhangaleli | The Golden Dreams Shattered. Nanasaheb, when I see your candour about injustice in the society, I really envy you. I often feel that "this is how one should live life.' But then immediately my second mind snaps at me, saying, "people like you from th | Marathi |
| 8177662627 | Sartya Sari | Marathi | |
| 8171616577 | Sanjwat | This is a collection of 7 stories. It was published after a gap of 5-6 years. Many thought that Khandekar has lost his ability to write. Some criticized him. But he was used to everything. He knew the limits of all the commentators. He was writing during | Marathi |
| 8177660659 | Dhagaadche Chandane | People who do not write often ask us, how do you write? From where do you get the ideas for writing? Are these ideas taken from all about you or do you create them? If you find them all around you, then how come we do not notice them? I would say that t | Marathi |
| 9788177668179 | Jivankala | This ever flowing Yamuna and this Tajmahal. Life and art. Life itself is the socket for art! But the reflection of Tajmahal in the river is more beautiful than the Tajmahal itself, which is on the river bank - Isn't it? | Marathi |
| 8171615872 | Phule Ani Kate | This book includes critics by Khandekar. The author critically comments on the literature and its characteristic features. He comments on others' as well as his own literature. Basically, Khandekar was a creative litterateur. The pure nobility, innovativ | Marathi |
| 817766512X | Samadhivarli Phule | This collection includes of V. S. Khandekar's stories. In each of his stories, he analyses the human nature, the working of the mind, in a very elaborate way. Time changes, along with it the cultural, social and political circumstances change. The old | Marathi |
| 8177665049 | Kalchi Swapne | At the end, dreams are dreams. Tears back. I had taken a pride in finding innovative ideas, tender feelings, selected from then and had captured them into words thinking that now they are caged forever. But today I realize that they were not encaged at a | Marathi |
| 8177665227 | Chanderi Swapne | Three things are never-ending in life. Snake, adultery and war. Mankind is still wild. We all are yet very wild. That is the reason why wars start!... Otherwise... It is said that when a neem tree ages then it gives out the fragrance like that of sandal | Marathi |
| 8171617166 | Ushap | This book is a collection of 8 of Khandekar's short stories. They are based on the general events around us. Khandekar's style has a golden touch. It changes everthing into gold. The first story "Pool' is based on the quote, "Love is not an instrument t | Marathi |
| 8177662392 | Swapna ani Satya | Dream And Truth: Generally the stories written by V. S. Khandekar during a particular period of time were included under one heading. However, this collection "Swapna Aani Satya' includes his stories written during 1930s to 1970s. They were not publis | Marathi |
| 817766509X | Hastacha Paus | This is a collection of 9 short stories, yet another feather in Khandekar's cap, a treat for his fan club. The subjects for all the stories are those with whom we are very much familiar. The characters mentioned herein are seen all around us. The sto | Marathi |
| 8177666320 | Paklya | We think that the true literature is related only with the urban life and culture. This is not true. This thought prevails because of one reason -word- word is the medium of literature so, education is considered very close to savoury. But many a times, | Marathi |
| 8177662422 | Aboli | This is a collection of 11 stories written in the 30th of the 20th century. Each of the story reflects one feeling or other. Human life is made of various feelings. Jealousy, love, hatred, faith, humour, happiness, sorrow, greed, content, contempt... Kha | Marathi |
| 8171613500 | Suryakamale | The stories in this book were written 15-20 years back before they were published. When the author went through them before publishing he was astonished with them. His mindseet was very much different than that earlier. He wanted to alter the stories, bu | Marathi |
| 8177665103 | Stree Ani Purush | We notice many social problems all around us. They have occurred due to various reasons. Life is becoming mechanical and more money minded. At the same time, the issue of equality is becoming more intense. Life itself is creating a complicated pattern w | Marathi |
| 8177662430 | Davbindu | From where do these seeds for stories come? They come from all directions. They come from self experience, they come from something heard. Many of the experiences carry these seeds. But not always are they germinated. Why? That is becuase of the lack of | Marathi |
| 8171610080 | Vidyut Prakash | Each of the ten directions carry germ for stories. Many a times these germs are hidden in a peculiar style in an emotion, in an expression, they are often hidden in expressions, in occassions, in dilemma. We are sleeping all the time, always peacefully | Marathi |
| 8177664476 | Aajachi Swapne | Dreams today are more closer to us than those of past. It is but natural. But one should always keep it in mind that yesterday's or today's dreams are dreams. They have a very short life span and I am not going to bring them all into reality. For the col | Marathi |
| 8177665243 | Ashru Ani Hassya | ""I started story-writing in 1925. The next 12-13 years I was writing stories as and when time would permit. During those years I was teaching in a school.'' ""Today, while going through the 13 stories included in this book "Ashru and Hasya', many a tho | Marathi |
| 8171615651 | Phule Ani Dagad | Everybody feels that his or her life is a book written in a code language. We cannot judge other by his experiences nor can understand another person. For years we sit together in the same company, but have we ever told our good-bad experiences to each | Marathi |
| 8171616445 | Ghartyabaher | A nest protects the newly hatched, wingless birds, but once the birds grow and develop wings then the same nest acts as a cage for them. We human beings feel the same way about our family, home, God, religion, love, farming, education, business etc. At | Marathi |
| 8171616402 | Pahili Lat | This is the 14th collection of Khandekar's stories. The famous western story writer "Bates' writes about the short story, a form of literature - ""A story should not be written with the intention of implementing a moral, or to feed them a sugar-coated d | Marathi |
| 8177662511 | Vikasan | Development: This collection includes V. S. Khandekar's short stories written during 1971 to 1973. They are a pure mixture of imagination, feelings and thoughts. The stories in "Vikasan' have a pure yet sacred strength of entertainment. They linger i | Marathi |
| 8177663879 | Bhaubij | These are the stories written by Khandekar in the first decade as a story writer, but were not summated. This collection includes his story "Ghar Konache' which was not read much as was not published before. In the beginning, Khandekar used to write ve | Marathi |
| 8177662724 | Priticha Shodh | Sorrow is the greatest and unavoidable part of life. A true literature recognises this. But at the same time true literature is not overpowered by sorrow, it is not suffocated by sorrow. It doesnot try to hide from sorrow or does not run away from sorrow | Marathi |
| 8177665251 | Prasad | This is a collection of 29 of Khandekar's recent stories. Our political, social, economical and artistic life is witnessing the destruction of our values under the name of materialistic development that is prevailing after the 2nd world war and independe | Marathi |
| 8171615260 | Murali | In this world around us we come across many misfortunes, hardships. Who causes them? Man is not the only one responsible for it. It is not just his wickedness that causes it. His intellectual and soulful feebleness is as much responsible. There is a stea | Marathi |
| 8177662317 | Suryasta | This is yet another feather in the cap exclusively for the teenagers - whenever there is a conflict between truth and lie, good and bad, ethical and evil- it is the eternal truth that only truth triumphs victory. No power can conquer truth. Truth has a g | Marathi |
| 8177662325 | Yadnyakunda | This exclusive collection of stories compel both the teenagers and grownups to introspect themselves. Many people have sacrificed themselves for the noble cause of independence. They sacrificed everything, their personal lives, their ambitions, their ho | Marathi |
| 8177662341 | Asthi | The stories included in this book were written exclusively for the teenagers, by V. S. Khandekar. Man sometimes kills humanity, consciousness, relations, affection, and soul in the greed of power, money, name and fame. Hindu culture has a way to satisfy | Marathi |
| 8177662309 | Gharate | Yet another creation by V. S. Khandekar exclusively for the teenagers. During these growing years the kids have a very, sensitive and soft mind. They have a very intimate relationship with family members, friends, school, teachers, even trees, leaves, f | Marathi |
| 8177662309 | Madhyaratra | The stories in this book evoke the young minds, each story makes them pensive. The stories have the same revoking power for the older minds too. Parents, teachers, elders all around are responsible for the implementation of rites and rituals on the tende | Marathi |
| 8171616097 | Soneri Savalya | This is collection of Khandekar's meteors. They are very few in number but are intense in feelings. They have the universal touching philosophy. Meteors is a title in itself, a type, a particular way. But, sometimes they are in the form of legends. Some | Marathi |
| 8177664484 | Vechaleli Phule | This is a 2nd set of a Khalil Gibran's 18 meteors translated by V. S. Khandekar. The 1st was "Suvarnakan' Gibran's writing is the resultant product of lots of thinking that of a poet, a critic and philosopher. This combination not only makes his lite | Marathi |
| 8177663755 | Suvarnakan | This is the collection of meteors by Khalil Gibran translated by Khandekar. One might think that Gibran follows Eosep's style of writing, when one reads stories like Kolha, Shahana Kutra and Teen Mungya. Actually Gibran has acquired the skill to show th | Marathi |
| 8171616399 | Mrugjalatil Kalya | The Buds in Mirage This is a collection of 28 meteors written by V. S. Khandekar. Many a people with utterly genuine and imaginative mind, and from different times and professions, right from Eosop to Gibran have tried their hands on this form of li | Marathi |
| 8171616348 | Kalika | Metaphor is quite similar to poetry. The motivation for a metaphor is presentation of celestialness of true life, its virtues. It should be done elaborately, maintaining the rhythm. It should be beautified and ornated by peculiar words, and at the same t | Marathi |
| 8177662775 | Kshitijsparsh | Touch Of The Horizon This collection is the latter half of V. S. Khandekar's meteors. The harmonious weaving of nature and human life is the characteristic feature of a meteor. These meteors will overpower the readers with their technique and understa | Marathi |
| 8171616909 | Vandevata | This collection comprises of 75 meteors by Khandekar. It is yet another addition to books like "Kalika', Mrigjalatil Kalya and Soneri Savalya. Meteor is a very tremulous form of prose. The main aspiration of the meteor is to create the atmosphere with t | Marathi |
| Mandakini | Marathi | ||
| Vayulahri | Marathi | ||
| 8177661698 | Avinash | This is a collection of 14 short essays by V. S. Khandekar. These all were written during the short span of 6 years; from 1941 to 1947. The author believes that as we sow, so we reed. He further adds that much depends on your company. Your topics of dis | Marathi |
| 8177665111 | Tisara Prahar | This collection of short essays was published in 1948. It contains 10 stort essays. Most of them represent the author's state of mind. Author feels that in English language there is a wide range of short essays. They differ in topics, they differ in styl | Marathi |
| 8177660535 | Hirval | Greenery Short essay is a modified type of creative writing. It has two peculiar characteristics; wayward imagination and the strength to find the true meaning of simple topics. Weirdness and variety is also a part of short essays; sometimes it is in | Marathi |
| 8177662546 | Ajun Yeto Vas Phulana | The Flowers Still Smell: What is life? It is a manifestation of all seasons right from the spring to the autumn, from the shading of all leaves to the appearance of new foliage, everywhere. The tender years of childhood are like sappy stories while th | Marathi |
| 8171616585 | Chandanyat | This is a collection of short essays by Khandekar, the second one of its type. Famous critic Prof. V. L. Kulkarni quotes "Khandekar's short essays resemble the rubber ball which bounces freely on a hard surface.' If a child is left in a beautiful garden | Marathi |
| 8177662406 | Ranphule | The Wild Flowers: The short essays included in this collection under the name "Ranphule' were written by V. S. Khandekar during 1927-1961. They were not published under one title till the year 2002. It is true that however beautiful the wild flowers | Marathi |
| 8177664379 | Mukhavate | Masks: Khandekar lost his sight in 1973, but this in turn gave him a new vision. He continued to write, the essays included in 'Mukhawate' were written during this phase of his life. They were initially written for the weekly "Saptahik Swaraj'; they a | Marathi |
| 8171612393 | Kalpalata | Marathi | |
| 8171617395 | Dhuke | Marathi | |
| Pahile Pan | Marathi | ||
| 8177664387 | Sanjsavalya | This is the last collection of Khandekar's short essays. All these essays were written during 1974-1976, but were not composed and published till the year 2004. These essays have cultivated the Marathi minds with deliberate thoughtfulness, have sown th | Marathi |
| 8177661752 | Sayankal | Why did I name this collection as Sayankaal? Some of my readers questioned me pointing at the fact that my earlier collection was "Chandanyat', so the next should naturally be named as "Madhyaratra-Midnight'. How it is that you are going in a reverse man | Marathi |
| 8171616615 | Vasantika | The collection was published for the exclusive readers. (This collection of is short essays was published by V.S. Khandekar) It is inclusive of shortessays by the well known authors like Acharya Kaka Kelkar, Sane Guruji, N. C. Phadke, Kusumavati Deshp | Marathi |
| Zimzim | Marathi | ||
| Manjirya | Marathi | ||
| Manzdhar | Marathi | ||
| 8177664573 | Dusare Promithiyas: Mahatma Gandhi | Prometheus is the celestial being from the Greek mythology. He underwent immense pain and agony to develop the human culture. V. S. Khandekar finds Mahatma Gandhi's life and personality resembling to that of Prometheus. He always considered Gandhiji t | Marathi |
| 8177664921 | Gokarnichi Phule | This book highlights 5 known figures and includes reviews on 3 topics : 3 persons of the 5 mentioned above are not very well known but the qualities they possess are very exclusive. They can be compared only to the medicinal plant found in forests. These | Marathi |
| Adnytachya Mahadwarat | Marathi | ||
| Vanhi To Chetavava | Marathi | ||
| Rang ani Gandh | Marathi | ||
| Resha Ani Rang | Marathi | ||
| Turungatil Patre | Marathi | ||
| 817161664X | Vaman Malhar Joshi : Vyakti-Vichar | This is a collection of the yesteryear's great philosopher and novelist Vaman Malhar Joshi. Khandekar has immaculately chosen 14 of Joshi's essays. Vamanrao is amongst the 1st class essayist and critics in Marathi because of his work in the field of phi | Marathi |
| Agarkar : Vyakti ani Vichar | Marathi | ||
| 8177662058 | Keshavsut - Kavyya Aani Kala | Keshvsut's imagination has the power to capture the momentary beauty that you and me experience. His words make these experiences immortal. His words move freely and fearlessly through every aspect of life. He digs easily into the deep foundation on whi | Marathi |
| 8171616305 | Gadkari : Vyakti ani Vangmay | This is a character sketch of the well known poet, humourist and dramatist Late. Ram Ganesh Gadkari. The first edition of this book was published in the year 1932. The modified version was published in 1947. This new edition was published after 50 years. | Marathi |
| 9788177668995 | Sashache Sinhavalokan | Marathi | |
| 9788177668193 | Pahili Pavala | The First Steps. The Marathis are also stepping ahead…… A book like "Writers At Work' makes us aware of the inner spirits of an author, his writing process, his initiatives behind the writing, etc. V. S. Khandekar had once expressed his regret that no | Marathi |
| 8177666932 | Eka Panachi Kahani | The Story Of A Leaf. Everybody expects an autobiography to be honest, 100 %, but while expecting this we tend to overlook the fact that every truth has many aspects and many a times they are very much in contrast with each other making it difficult to | Marathi |
| 9788177669886 | Rutu Nyahalnare Pan | A Leaf Watching The Seasons To have an intimate talk with Khandekar is like having an open talk to one's heart's content. It gives inexpressible pleasure. Many topic bubble up willingly, spontaneously, the age-old, unyielding voice strongly bu | Marathi |
| Sangit Rankanche Rajya | Marathi | ||
| V.S. Khandekaranchya Kavita | Marathi | ||
| Teen Sammelane | Marathi | ||
| Saha Bhashane | Marathi | ||
| Abhishek | Marathi | ||
| 817161883 | Te Divas Ti Manse | Nearing forties I realised that this shloka is not only rhythmic and poetic but is very realistic. My mind often wonders into those days of my childhood and teenage making me anxious tremulously. They make me realise my making as a man through the inte | Marathi |
| 8177660373 | Aastik | Today is the most auspicious day. The upnishadas were gratified today. God has graced all of us. Today we are writing India's future. Today India realises that every member of the mankind irrespective of his caste and religion is a respected member of th | Marathi |
| 8171618197 | Sushilecha Dev | This novel represents the modern woman - English education has provided a new eyesight to everbody in the society. The modernisation of Maharashtra and that of the women is well pictured in this novel. It actually represents the time frame. It was the pe | Marathi |
| Ragini | Marathi | ||
| Mukya Kalya | Marathi | ||
| 8177665235 | Gudgulya | The 5 years period from 1920 to 1925 was a period of transition in Marathi literature. Many authors came forward and started experimenting in the field of creative literature. C. V. Joshi imprinted his brand in the field of humour. Before C. V. Joshi ent | Marathi |
| Indradhanushya | Marathi | ||
| Nave Kiran | Marathi | ||
| Agninrutya | Marathi | ||
| Tarka | Marathi | ||
| 8171616488 | Kavyya Jyoti | As a teacher and a parent, I often feel that the society must implement virtues on the young minds of children between the age group of 10 to 15. This is the age when the mind is very tender . It absorbs everything like a sponge. They should be exposed t | Marathi |
| 8177663925 | Zombi | Zombee literally means wresting. This is an account of a youth from interior Maharashtra. He fights his way through just to complete his secondary education. His landless father tilling lands for others, thinks his son's education not only unaffordable b | Marathi |
| 8177665170 | Nangarni | What is ploughing? Have you ever given it a thought? It is being stoic while getting cultivated under the sharp edges of implements in all directions, in all angles, it is burning thoroughly in the scorching sun. The soil laboriously tolerates the fur | Marathi |
| 8177665936 | Gharbhinti | This is an exclusive piece of literature in the Marathi world. It incisively reveals the cut-throat competition and the campaign during the day-to -day life, reminding about the militancy of "Mahabharat'. This is a representative yet peculiar story o | Marathi |
| 8177662880 | Kachvel | "Kachvel' is the successor of Anand Yadav's autobiographies; "Zombi', "Nangarani', and "Gharbhinti'. In the rural areas it is a custom to make a design on the floor using the broken glass bangles. This is always shaped in the form of a veil indicatin | Marathi |
| 8177666347 | Loksakha Dnyaneshwar | He was the one whose parents were disowned by the people of his own cast, but still with his will power and competency he proved his merits. He awoke the society which was been deprived for ages by a handful of people who considered them to be holy, lea | Marathi |
| 8177666096 | Mauli | "Mauli' is a novel novel, the cat being its central character. It is the author's pet. Slowly, along with the author all his family members, friends, relatives, and the kindred of the cat including a cruel black he cat, join in to form a unit. The nov | Marathi |
| 8177665130 | Natrang | This is a very renowned novel in Marathi literature, one of its own type. It is illustrious as well as gloomy. This pictures almost all Yadav's skill as a writer. He possesses an immense quality to picture the events truly, making them very interestin | Marathi |
| 8177662171 | Kaleche Katde | "Kaleche Kaatade' is a novel revealing the bitter truth that sometimes we ourselves are responsible for our deterioration. In the beginning, there lived a simple man, but slowly he gains popularity as a litterateur and steadily he starts losing his sani | Marathi |
| 8177664034 | Malavarchi Maina | Anand Yadav's stories are not based on humour created by words or language. The humour is based on the life, events, family background, social situation in a rural area. The anomaly, the miserable nature of shallow living gives rise to humour and the a | Marathi |
| 8171618723 | Gharjawai | Common man struggles hard to live a simple life. Many a times, his efforts to live make him piteous in others' minds. People laugh at him. Many a times, man tries to bring consistency in his surrounding for a smooth living which actually gives rise t | Marathi |
| 8177661027 | Shevatchi Ladhai | This is the third collection of its type by Mr. Yadav. The humour in this collection takes a different turn from the previous two collections. The political and social aspects have taken a different turn during these 50 years. They have created a cont | Marathi |
| 8171612865 | Aadital | He found her to be like the first footsteps of the first spring at the beginning of the era on this earth. He heard her heart beats, which started the first, the "aadi' taal. Since then it has been continuously beating on along with the time, for eras | Marathi |
| 8171612733 | Dawarni | This is a collection of stories. They all have blossomed with the writer's skill in picturising the various forms. Author has successfully penetrated the adverse surroundings, the fine tensions in the relationships, the changing villages, the contrast i | Marathi |
| Khalal | Marathi | ||
| 8177664395 | Ukhadleli Zade | The stories included in this collection takes Yadav's style on a specific stage of development. The stories are a full proof of his awakening as an incisive writer. He considers the real rural life, its mentality and its relationship with the urban lif | Marathi |
| 8177660454 | Bhumikannya | The stories in this book are all of a common woman whom we see often everywhere. These stories reveal the truth about her, the facts which are surprisingly intense, yet these stories are very meaningful and artistic. A girl child is a burden even be | Marathi |
| 8177660462 | Zaadvata | A story comes in different forms, it searches through the different modes of life. None of the experiences or forms of life are forbidden to it. At the same time, the writer undergoes some particular life-style. He expresses this through his writings. | Marathi |
| 8177661086 | Ugavtimane | A child has a special value in a human life. A child takes our hereditary ahead, it continues our family trend. It is the base of our living. With a child, our life is a garden full of blossom, flowering and bearing fruits in the end, living a life wit | Marathi |
| 8177667661 | Sainik Ho Tumchyasathi | During wartime, it is always seen that people come together forgetting their past, personal, political, religious and community differences to fight the war. The stories of soldiers' valour and spirit always nurture the tender minds deeply. While liste | Marathi |
| 8171612644 | Malyachi Matee | Marathi | |
| Mai Lekare | Marathi | ||
| 8171618987 | Sparshkamale | Adornment has a peculiar place in our life. But many a times, it portrays woman as a medium to satisfy hedonism and not as a person. This is not true. A woman has some special place. She has an existence beyond the lust, she has eternal beauty, whic | Marathi |
| 8177662112 | Panbhaware | This is an autobiographical type but still the "me' in it is never harsh upon us. This often has happened in many an autobiographical writings lately. Yadav is an exception to this rule. The personality of his "me' does not rankle in our eyes. On the | Marathi |
| Matikhalchi Mati | Marathi | ||
| 8171619762 | Gramsanskruti | During the 50 years after independence, the rural life and culture has undergone a total change. This change almost destroyed the villages prior to independence. A few traces of these pre-independent period villages are now seen in the remotest "adivas | Marathi |
| 8177661000 | Sahityikacha Gaon | You and me, everyone is the member of same society, so are thousand others. But, a very few possess a mind which is sensitive, contemplative and emotional too. This is surely a mind of a writer. The things which we consider as very simple are not so i | Marathi |
| Gramin sahitya : swaroop va samasya | Marathi | ||
| Graminta : Sahittya Aani Vastav | Marathi | ||
| Marathi Sahitya - Samaj Aani Sanskruti | Marathi | ||
| 8177662600 | Sahityachi Nirmitee Prakriya | The Process of Generating Literature: (Published in 1989) This novel of Dr. Anand Yadav untangles the perplexing process of the birth of literature. I would rather say that it is a unique and unrivalled piece of literature with a philosophical base. | Marathi |
| Marathi Laghunibandhacha Itihas | Marathi | ||
| 8171617727 | Aatmachritra Mimansa | This book is the first of its type discussing all the aspects of an autobiography from a philosophical view. For the first time in Marathi literature, we have come across a book which elaborates the initiatives, subject, the homework that is to be don | Marathi |
| 8177661019 | 1960 Nantarchi Samajik Sthitee Aani Sahittyatil Nave Pravah | There were tremendous changes seen in the social, cultural, cultural, educational, financial, political, industrial, technological life in Maharashtra during the 50 years post independence. This all naturally affected the literature, as the views of t | Marathi |
| 8171618847 | Vapu 85 | "My Dear Va Pu; Whenever we read your stories we feel that we are not reading them, you are telling them and we are listening to them. All your stories reveal the journey of Marathi literature; they show the ups and downs, the waves, the turns througho | Marathi |
| 8171613046 | Sanvadini | I reach home at 11 in the night; Urmila greets me in the most simple style and says, "oh! How tired you are'. This is what keeps me going. Her words and gesture make me forget my tiredness throughout the day. I get more energetic. I cannot tell you | Marathi |
| 8177663690 | Moden Pan Waknar Nahi | The name suggests the foundation of the stories. This is an exclusive collection of only 8 stories based on some whimsical characters. Every main character in all these stories has one thing in common. In a true sense, they are not whimsical; actually | Marathi |
| 9788177668940 | Navara Mhanava Apala | Our daily life is full of rays, it does not have any big event or a serious struggle of any type, that is the only problem. Otherwise, our routine life goes on as it is. Actually, our minds are prepared for the traumas of life, but then we come across | Marathi |
| 8177664999 | Valay | A few questions in life like, 'Is the king in the game of chess a real one?' 'Are the fairies in the tales real?', 'Do the characters in a drama really exist?' These all are very simple questions, yet we are not able to find out the meaning behind them | Marathi |
| 8171613135 | Swar | "In some of the 'raga' some keynotes are strictly not excluded, not because they are not suitable; on the contrary they are excluded to make the 'raga' more beautiful, they are excluded willingly to give a peculiarity and while doing so their existenc | Marathi |
| 8177663194 | Intimate | Throughout our life each one of us envies some one or the other in some form. Every one of us always have a feeling that something that we deserve the most is being given to someone else, who is not so deserving. This very thought kills us. The fact t | Marathi |
| 8177663577 | Bai Baiko Calendar | Within half a second the news reached Patole's condominium and the whole four-storeyed infrastructure was shaken as if from an earthquake. There were 65 blocks on each floor, so in all the four floors had 260 blocks, all the members from each and every | Marathi |
| 8177663437 | Vapurwai | "I care more for the shadow a tree casts on us. It is true that if we cut the tree, we will gain a lot of money by selling the wood, but we will be benefitted more by its shadows for generations to come. It is many times valuable than the money we migh | Marathi |
| 8177666487 | One For The Road | "Va Pu, a name famous not only within the boundaries of Maharashtra but also all over the world wherever Marathi is known. The image which appears by default with this name is that of a fresh, handsome, energetic story-teller reflecting his stories. T | Marathi |
| 817766655X | Mi Manus Shodatoy | What is the initiative behind Va Pu's writing? To tell in his own words, it is to find the human. "I am in search of human. Many times, I came across the human, in many forms, sometimes in true, sometimes in disguise; sometimes capturing it totally, s | Marathi |
| 8177665790 | Hunkar | A perfect graph of the additions and subtractions of the young minds. Youth; the period of extreme exuberance. The period to love, to lose in love, to do anything in love. The period to admit our silly mistakes, our fiasco, to witness other's love fro | Marathi |
| 8177665200 | Goshta Hatatli Hoti! | All the walls of the house started talking at once, revealing the unmanifested facts and factors of human life. The wall on the East side said, "we are called walls only because we are at a right angle with each other, otherwise we are made from the sam | Marathi |
| 9788177668971 | Zopala | Which colours are revealed through Va Pu's stories? The answer is 'all'! The main colour is that of pain and anguish. It engulfs the readers completely. The characters who are victims of this pain and anguish linger in our minds making us ask ourselv | Marathi |
| 8177667491 | Gulmohar | The name suggests the foundation of the stories. This is an exclusive collection of only 8 stories based on some whimsical characters. Every main character in all these stories has one thing in common. In a true sense, they are not whimsical; actually | Marathi |
| 9788177669831 | Chaturbhuj | A very sweet misunderstanding; marriage takes away all the problems. The word Chaturbhuj means getting married, joining hands in hands. Marriage does not end all the problems, on the contrary, it starts the problems. After marriage, we come to realise | Marathi |
| 9788177668957 | Mayabajar | Marathi | |
| 8177664816 | Karmachari | YOU: Wait in the queue patiently for hours together, be it the queue for milk, or ration, or sugar, or tickets at a cinema hall or bus….. yet never losing your patience. You end up catching a moving train; you risk your life to avoid the late mark; you | Marathi |
| 8177665847 | Ka Re Bhulalasee | In Marathi, it is said that "Ka re bhulalasi varaliya ranga', it means that often a human mind gives importance to the external appearance and tends to forget the internal beauty. Through this collection, Va Pu has followed the pattern to reveal the tru | Marathi |
| 817766431x | Aik Sakhe | This is the twenty fifth book of stories by Va Pu. It is unique in its setting, it is based on the concept of Arabian Nights, each story ends in the beginning of yet another story. Va Pu has handled novels and dramas; he also has handled the biograp | Marathi |
| 8177666495 | Bhulbhulayya | This collection of stories by Va Pu is mainly a fantasy-based. Since last 20 years, Va Pu has been writing. All his past stories with a common base of fantasy are included under this title. They give us the message to enjoy life in today's world in a | Marathi |
| 8177665537 | Kahi Khare Kahi Khote | "Stories by Va Pu, about you, about me; About the open book of life; Stories; that of sorrow, that of happiness, meetings and partings; Pains and tears, and blossoms in the tears too; Of the favours and the disservices; of the desperation and of the | Marathi |
| 8177666886 | Taptapadi | "Taptapadi', is actually "Saptapadi' as the name suggests is walking those seven initial steps together; one of the rituals of an Indian marriage. These seven steps are indicative of the life that a husband and wife are going to lead together in each o | Marathi |
| 8177665421 | Sakhi | The most loved relation with a woman is that of a friend. Va Pu met her in various situations, every now and then. Va Pu has presented this "Sakhi' with her being, her feelings, her high thinking, her sensitivity; every time with a different dimension | Marathi |
| 8177665871 | Dost | The book "Dost' includes stories of people of various kinds. These are the people who preserve their pride and that of their families, who are narrow minded, stubborn and prefer to live within their own limits, who triumph over the situation and also su | Marathi |
| 8177665367 | Mahostav | There is immense strength in being delicate. Being delicate does not mean being helpless. On the contrary, the rocks are delicate that is why they erode, that is why the banks of rivers widen. How would you define life? Easy, the competition betwee | Marathi |
| 8177664212 | Ghar Haravaleli Manse | I have always loved to solve puzzles. Not those which we get in the market, but those which were in the form of people or families. I always tried to solve them. Some took form of stories, but the main puzzle remained as it is. My slate was always bl | Marathi |
| 817766638X | Rang Manache | Every new experience, which makes us shiver, is always related to a moment; it remains with us throughout, but loses its newness the very next moment. That moment may be happy or sad, but each one will cherish its own peculiarity. Some of the moments | Marathi |
| 8177667505 | Aapan Sare Arjun | Is family life so difficult? What does a human want actually? Can we not make our life melodious? Can we not colour our life with the vibrant colours? Can we not turn it into a wonderful concert? This world has been in existence since ages, much b | Marathi |
| 8177665081 | Thikari | ("Thikari' is a piece of a tile which is used to play. A thikari has to be kicked softly with the toes.) Sona, the heroine of this theme; she was in a dilemma; she was not sure whether she was playing the game or whether she was been kicked from other | Marathi |
| 8177663569 | Tu Bharmat Aahasi Vaya | This book can be said to be the fruit of Va Pu's penance of last 40 years. He seems to come at a conclusion of all his findings about a human mind. It has the base of Dnyaneshwari. It is not a typical love story; on the contrary it reveals a very firm | Marathi |
| 8177665464 | Hi Vat Ekatichi | This is Va Pu's first and the foremost novel, it was felicitated by Maharashtra State Award. Babi, the heroine of the novel presents the hardest philosophy of life in simplest yet the most effective way. This is a very cherishable experience. Everyo | Marathi |
| 8177664298 | Partner | By what name should I call you? 'Partner'; actually we have no name; the name which we display as our own is given to the body, not to the soul. A young lady is like a cool breeze; which lingers around us, touches us, gives us pleasure but which cann | Marathi |
| 8177664824 | Duniya Tula Visarel | "Dear God! We did not come into the world for nothing; neither has left it for nothing. Dear God! We have after all offered something to this world, which is your creation. We have contributed by offering our 'Shayari' to this world the Shayari, whic | Marathi |
| Panpoi | It is possible that you know some of the stories and events mentioned herein. And at the same time, it is but natural that you are not aware of the experiences I have gone through on a personal level. I also agree that it is not possible to put all my | Marathi | |
| 817766350X | Fantasy Ek Preyasi | This is a totally different variation of Va Pu's writings. Though the base or the foundation of his thoughts and writing culture has been imprinted on the pages inside, the route that he has followed this time is unexpectedly grand. We start reading th | Marathi |
| 8177662996 | Nimitta | We all have a gift of thinking and expressing, few of us have the capacity of putting thoughts into words, but the capability to express correctly and effectively is possessed rarely; Va Pu is one of such rare people. He is the most famous, loved and so | Marathi |
| 8177663712 | Premamayee | Thousands of years ago, there lived a tribe by the name Bowl, we should not actually use the word tribe as they were a group of people. The word Bowl was derived from the original Sanskrit word "vaatul' meaning hurricane or gale or whirlwind. The base | Marathi |
| 8177662953 | Maza Mazayapashi | Every upset mind should peep within. He or she will find a restless and wretched being there, just moving to and fro. A human life, successful or not, big or small, will always have a feeling of not getting or acquiring something which he wants, deserv | Marathi |
| 8177668452 | Kathakathnachi Katha | "Story telling', a non-stop process; one cannot take a pause in between. The "Story-teller' has to keep the spectators busy throughout. He has to create an atmosphere for them, so truly that they should feel the existence of the characters and incident | Marathi |
| 8177667289 | Pleasure Box-Part I | Let us present you with a novel contribution by the readers; full of smiles and pleasures, sobs and tears, grunts and consent. Every day, I receive a letter, like a part of the set routine; many a times, it opens with an introductory line, "you do not k | Marathi |
| Pleasure Box- Part II | During the processing or compilation of "Pleasure Box', I tried to avoid one thing for sure. I did not include the letters which were devoted to praise me and my work. This book is not a collection of flatterers' comments and appreciations for me. It | Marathi | |
| 8177664271 | Vapurza | Dear friends, do you really want to read and understand Vapurza, then open it to any page, start reading. Do not ever consider to finish reading it in one sitting, from start to end. Never. Have you ever noticed the bottles of perfume lined up on som | Marathi |
| 8177665782 | Rangpanchami | Rangpanchami, festival of colours, it is celebrated with great enthusiasm, a variety of colour are used to play this festival. Throughout our life, we come across people, no one resembles other, everyone is different, everyone is special, everyone is th | Marathi |
| 8177660519 | Sange Vadilanchi Kirti | "Gautam Buddha, Lao-Tse and Confucius were sitting together in the heaven. The time-fairy came over there with three glasse. All the three glasses were full up to brim. She offered them to the trio. Gautam Buddha refused the glass saying that life is | Marathi |
| 8177663631 | Cheers | Once, the Badshah announced that anyone who stands in the water of river Yamuna throughout the night will be rewarded with 1000 golden coins. One very poor and needy man did dare to stand in the water throughout the night. In the morning he came to the | Marathi |
| 817766543X | Manasa | Iceberg, it is said 9/10th of the ice is beneath the water, only 1/10th is revealed on the surface. I may be wrong as my maths is not very strong; maths needs intelligence, which is what I lack in. That much portion of my brain was vacant, naturally; s | Marathi |
| 8177666517 | Sambhaji | Sambhaji, the young king, the Second Maratha Chhatrapati who succeeded the throne after his father the great Shivaji Maharaj, continuously fought the Mughals for eight consecutive years, but did not let the Moghul army capture either any of the Maratha f | Marathi |
| 9788184981612 | Not Gone With The Wind | This is a very creative form of literature handled very confidently by Vishwas Patil. He has attempted to capture the class one pieces of art, both in the world of paints and words. He has tried to interrogate the Hollywood and the Bollywood thoroug | Marathi |
| 9788184980837 | Krantisurya | During the year 1942 Nana Patil who had established Quasi Government in Satara, was the biggest headache for the British Government. Nanasaheb Patil had many qualities. He was a great orator, a visionary social worker, the captain of the forward thinke | Marathi |
| 8177664115 | Wise And Otherwise | Sudha Murti has wandered in many remote and economically backward places in India. She has walked over to depths at these places, she has travelled by the public transport. She has tried her level best to take the medical facilities to the doorsteps o | Marathi |
| 8177665006 | Goshti Manasanchya | Sudha Murti, a professor, a social worker and best of all an author with the most innovative and skillful mind. Her writing is based on truth, and presented in a wonderful mode, touching us, giving us immense pleasure. We often come across unexpected | Marathi |
| 8177667602 | Punyabhumi Bharat | "People always ask me, how come all these weird things happen to you?" I always answer them by saying that "actually, we all come across unique people during this life-long journey, we meet with accidents and experiences, many of them touch us, many of | Marathi |
| 9788177669220 | Thailibhar Goshti | It is through different stories that all sort of people come to meet us, people whom we won't be meeting otherwise in our life. These are right from the kings and queens, princes and princesses, their palaces, the misers, the poorest of all, the wisest | Marathi |
| 9788177669237 | Sukeshini Ani Itar Katha | This is a story book written by Sudha Murti especially for the children. This book is a combination of some Indian and some foreign stories and yet some stories are a result of Sudha Murti's own imagination. Her e the cunning fox meets us in the for | Marathi |
| 9788184980523 | Bakula | Every time, she sent him a letter, she sent a small flower of 'bakul' for him, without fail. Her letter always brought back some special memories for Shridhar. He used to get lost in the memories with the small flower in his hand. The flower represen | Marathi |
| 8177663089 | Mahashweta | She was a very beautiful lady, but was born to a poor school master. He was a very handsome doctor, from a very rich and noble family. He married her against everyone's wish. But within a few months after marriage she got white spots on her body, leuk | Marathi |
| 8177667459 | Dollar Bahu | This country is weird. It is a huge and colourful cobweb. There are jobs here, machines here, mechanisms here, happiness, treasures, dollars, you will find everything here. Our people fall prey to the luxury. But once they reach here, they are unabl | Marathi |
| 9788184980011 | Samanyatale Asamanya | Sudha Murti is from the North Karnataka. People here have a typical personality. They all carry the culture within themselves. All the stories collected here resemble the jasmine garland, each flower carrying the fragrance and interwoven in the Karna | Marathi |
| 8177667653 | Astitva | Mukesh was leading a normal life, happy, contented. Suddenly, there appeared a storm in his life. The storm was like a hurricane. It shattered everything, it changed everything related to his life. It actually changed his life. Till then he was strongly | Marathi |
| 9788184980691 | Pitruhrun | Life of a human being, so very complicated, a very complex process involving various relationships, feelings, emotions and events, never imagined before. Some of the relations create hardly any bonding between two people while some weave together forever | Marathi |
| 8177664565 | Raktadan | The exclusive feature of the stories of V. K. Joshi is they are not just based on facts but they are based on true stories. They will make us realize that truth is sometimes more amazing than imagination. Till today, the policeman was always portrayed | Marathi |
| 8177666371 | Kunku Pusnara Hata | 'Inspector Pradhan', this personality has been constantly appearing in most of V.K. Joshi's police stories. The stories included in this book are of a police officer who is a friend of virtuous people but a threat to the slanderous, vile personalities | Marathi |
| 9788177669008 | AndharatiI Kinkali | Everyone accuses the police by saying that they are always the latecomers. They are always the subject of ridicule. Every criminal takes great precaution to leave no evidence behind as he is well aware of the fact that the crime will invite very clos | Marathi |
| 9788177669107 | Amanush Sanhar | Whatever cultural height a society attains, the criminal mentality always remains in the background of the society. In today's world, the crime has become more powerful, more ubiquitous. But this should not put fear into the minds of the common men. | Marathi |
| 9788177669114 | Yala Police Jeevan Aise Nav | Many a times, we tend to forget that 'Police' is also a human being. He faces many dangers while performing his duties. He comes across many temptations while on duty, he has to accept slavery in front of the politicians, the so called prestigious and | Marathi |
| 9788177669091 | Abhutpurv Hatya | Once you join a police force then strange events, entangling conditions, continuous efforts to find out the truth, and many more such tasks become a part of your routine life. Many a times, the criminal runs away skillfully. After a wait of many years, | Marathi |
| 9788184980325 | Pathlag | The society where we live has two sides, good and bad. The vice and the virtues dwell together in the society. But when the vice takes over the mind of many then theft, dacoity, corruption, lust prevail over the society. When they reach the peak the | Marathi |
| 9788184980356 | Satich Vaan | In this society crimes take place in such a way that they leave the efficient police force dumb. These are the testing periods for the police as they have to go to the roots of the crimes using all their professional skills and wit. This book is a col | Marathi |
| 9788184980073 | Gunha Kabool | It is a real challenge to find out the crime with a few traces like the weapon used for the murder, the seemingly useless things and the so called useful evidence found at the place of crime and apart from this the skill to use imagination with such a he | Marathi |
| 9788184980066 | Vidnyan Policekatha | Marathi | |
| 8177666290 | Ek Ek Paul | I am telling you this truth today, however feeble one might be, every one possesses the strength to take one step forward at a time. Everyone might not be able to conquer the Himalayas, everyone might not walk for miles together, but everyone possesses | Marathi |
| 8177663496 | Mhane Kabir Diwana | Suspicion is believing that 'I know the truth.' My experience is very small, truth is way too big. My backyard is too small, it is not the whole sky. The window of my house is also very small, but the frame in which it is built does not frame the sky | Marathi |
| 8177666827 | Bhaktit Bhijala Kabir | `What is the value of meditation and prayer in devotion?' asks Kabir. Meditation and prayer are two different aspects. Prayer signifies the feelings while meditation signifies the mind. Prayer starts from the base of the heart. It takes the love hidd | Marathi |
| 8177666770 | Ha Shodh Vegla | Kabir says, 'gurudev bina jev ke kalpana na mite' The first step towards search is lack of knowledge. The ignorant lives his imaginations. Imagination is the formula for ignorance and truth is the formula for knowledge. Teacher holds you by your ha | Marathi |
| 8177666789 | Maze Mazyapashi Kahi Nahi | Yoga is not suicide. Yoga is a very abstruse process, it is an art itself. The moment you start taking a single step at a time, you yourself will find that it is all there in your heart. You were actually born with it. Only thing is you yet have to | Marathi |
| 8171619924 | Hasat Khelat Dhyandharna | Meditation is one more door to happiness. Osho has always tried to implicate that one must regard meditation not only in terms of spirituality but also from the scientific aspect. Osho has given many examples to prove his point. Only Osho possesses th | Marathi |
| 8177665359 | Mugdha Kahani Premachi | Osho elucidates very sweetly Kabir's meaningful and beautiful 'doha' in this book. The importance of love is immense, right from the beginning of the life till obtaining the glimpse of the vibrant Supreme Spirit. Kabir very delicately explains the me | Marathi |
| 8177666835 | Mrutyu Amrutache Dwar | 'I feel contented with the thought of death, of which all are scared.'_ Kabir. Those who are ignorant are scared of death. Those who understand death, have conquered life. Death is the supreme beauty of this world. If you want to destroy your sha | Marathi |
| 9788184980332 | Sad Ghalato Kabir | Osho is the first of this type, always representing a fresh religiousness, totally novel, knowledgeable, mystic, occult. Kabir's 'dohe' are like a shawl woven by the different threads of human experiences and life. Each thread stands for the values o | Marathi |
| 8177660276 | Dhyansutra | Through the 9 sermons in 'Dhyan Sutra' Osho has established an emotional conversation with us. In a way, it is a tete-a-tete. It shows the way to light to those who are eager for a transformation, it gives rays of hopes to the crestfallen, and it also | Marathi |
| 817766705X | Mi Dharmikata Shikvito Dharma Nahi! | With his infallible power of speech, unfailing voice and peculiar thoughts, Osho has captivated the highly intellectual people. This book is the collection of 22 of his selected lectures. Actually, calling them lecture is an injustice to them, they are | Marathi |
| 8177666177 | Navi Pahat | Marathi | |
| 8177662023 | Sakshatkarachi Denagi | Love and sympathy these are the two feelings that have been continuously considered by spirituality. Osho beautifully presents his view on these two feelings in the book. Journalism is in no way related to spirituality, yet this book consists of three | Marathi |
| 8177661477 | Swatahhacha Shodh | The thoughts penned down by Osho in the year 1987 and the instances that took place in 2001... When we think of them together then we realize that his thoughts then have very precisely come true after such a long period of time. In this third part, he | Marathi |
| 9788190779111 | Aika Santano | What is the true meaning of the word "sadhu'? Kabir explains this in detail in his poetical composition. Osho has further elaborated them with his fluent and sweet language. Every human being is a "sadhu' inside, his life, his body is woven with his f | Marathi |
| 817766221X | Vidrohi | Osho is the uncrowned king of the world. He rules over the common man as well as the profound thinkers. 'Vidrohi' is a collection of his sermons in the form of questions and answers. Osho thinks that rebellion is the perfect indication of any religi | Marathi |
| 8177665405 | Bandkhor | Suspicion is believing that 'I know the truth.' My experience is very small, truth is way too big. My backyard is too small, it is not the whole sky. The window of my house is also very small, but the frame in which it is built does not frame the sky | Marathi |
| 9788184981292 | MEERECHYA PREMTIRTHAVAR | Marathi | |
| 9788184981308 | MEERA EK VASANT AAHE | Marathi | |
| 9788184981704 | MEERA SHYAMRANGI RANGALI | Marathi | |
| 9788184981698 | MEERECHI MADHUSHALA | Marathi | |
| 9788184981711 | SHIVSUTRA PART-1 | Marathi | |
| 9788184981728 | SHIVSUTRA PART-2 | Marathi | |
| 9788177668025 | Swapnatil Chandane | He was just 20 years old when he wrote his first fairy tale, 'The Fairy With Golden Mind'. It was actually a love story written by one youth for all the youngsters. Then he kept on writing one story after another, initially they all sounded to be fair | Marathi |
| 8177665502 | Khekada | 'Khekada' means crab, the one whose bite stings, which hurts tremendously, every single soul is scared of its bite. All the stories in this collection are full of fear, this fear itself will bite the reader. This fear has the capacity to capture any h | Marathi |
| 8177665626 | Nirmanushya | This is the collection of Matkari's latest profound stories in much matured style. The universe of an imaginative mind stands on the foundation of facts. This is based on the psychology of a scary mind. The main stream of his stories is always the u | Marathi |
| 8177665618 | Kabandha | What is a mystery? It is story based on a mystic aspect of life. Death is a mystery. What really happens at the time of death? No one could ever answer this question so far. Science has so far succeeded in putting forth a theory for the destruction | Marathi |
| 8107766624X | Madhyaratriche Padgham | "Have you seen him, the one who is totally bald? His face is smooth and black like a marble, his nose is shaped as a parrot's beak. And his eyes! They look at you intently, they pierce you! I am scared of his eyes. It all started that day, actually | Marathi |
| 8177667408 | Nijdham | A call from the final adobe, 'Nijdham'; all these short mystic stories have created a new way in the history of Marathi literature. They have succeeded in having a unique place with their enigmatic environments, unfathomable surroundings, the exclusiv | Marathi |
| 9788177669497 | Rangandhala | All of a sudden, he got up in the middle of the night as he heard some prominent sound as if some glass broke somewhere. He searched the room to find the origin of the sound. When he realised that the sound was of the door bolt, he was shocked. He re | Marathi |
| 9788177669503 | Phashi Bakhal | His mind was eating him inwardly. How did he allow the other person to die? How did he help the other person to hang himself to death? He was terribly upset about this. The moment his eyes saw a rope in any form he used to remember everything. Auto | Marathi |
| 9788177669480 | Sambhramachya Lata | Nandita reached the graveyard through the darkness, somehow finding her way through the grief. She saw a burning pyre far away. The dim light of the pyre was circulated all around the graveyard. It was flickering, as if grasping breath. She is lookin | Marathi |
| 9788177669527 | Mrutyunjayee | Death is dreadful. We should be able to conquer it. Death has unsubstantiated me. Yes, I will take revenge! I will conquer death! I know the language of being alone. Niramayee lifted the holy book. She joined her hands to show her gratitude. | Marathi |
| 817766560X | Tan-Man | This is a drama by Ratnakar Matkari, the subject is the most discussed one, HIV-AIDS. The story starts with a happy family and slowly takes a turn towards the dreadful disease AIDS. The husband and wife love each other immensely, but at the same time | Marathi |
| 817766798x | Jadu Teri Nazar | William Shakespeare, the great dramatist, the great poet, the great Shakespear, but also great loafer! He says what is love? Love is love, it is the game of life. Love is based in the heart. Shakespeare says it is in the eyes! You never know when i | Marathi |
| 8177662651 | Rutuvegale | The collection of stories in this book represents the mentality of a particular class during the end of 20th century. While penning down these stories, the author Asha Bage, does not try to look at life as female chauvinism or liberation of the female. | Marathi |
| 8177665774 | Paulvatevarale Gaon | An empty vessel at the river bank, birds flying over the silent waters. The afternoon shadows are cast upon. A cooling breeze starts flowing. May be it will rain. This village was still there in her mind, somewhere deep inside. She is aware of the f | Marathi |
| 8177665766 | Pratidwandvi | He remembered Anu, right from the base of his heart. Now he was approaching a step further everyday on the path of getting well. Very soon he will not be needing Anu, and he knew that. But it was something beyond his need. He realised that it was not | Marathi |
| 817766025X | Nisatlele | The various aspects of relations between a man and woman are stunning; they give a different mode to the concerned lives. It is definitely a hard task to balance between the relations, to understand them truly, to live life based on them, to hold them. | Marathi |
| 8177667165 | We The Nation | Lee Kuan Yu had described India as 'The Sleeping Superpower'. India is slowly but surely getting up from its deep sleep after the hangover of communalism. With this it is sure to rise on the international horizons. This book elaborates the real pr | Marathi |
| 8177663445 | We The People | Nani A. Palakhiwala is M.A.; L.L.B; of Mumbai University, he is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court. Since many years he is a professor of law in the Government Law College, Mumbai. He was also appointed as the Tagore Professor of Law at Kolkota. | Marathi |
| 8177664204 | Netaji | This is a full length,authoritative biographical novel on the life of Subhashchandra Bose, one of the most eminent leaders of Modern India. Subhashchandra Bose occupies an unique place in India's freedom struggle, waged against the mighty British impe | Marathi |
| 8177663197 | Warsa Te Hiroshima | Second World War was fought on the stage of the history. It was a frantic palaver. It was started with the ranging forward of Hitler's battalion towards Warsaw and came to an abrupt end with the nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima. For the first time, t | Marathi |
| 9788177668629 | For Here Or To Go | "For here, or to go?' This question is always asked at the McDonalds all over the world. It means that whatever you have ordered, are you going to eat it here or do you want it as a parcel? Some 40 to 50 years ago, when the middle class Maharashtrians | Marathi |
| 8177663550 | I Dare : Kiran Bedi | I feel that during this crisis of degradation of the values the government services need the fearless people. These people should be daring enough to discuss their feelings freely and truly with their superiors. It is true that the police are the best | Marathi |
| 8177663534 | Its Always Possible | The Times, London: She is not a common, simple police officer; she is the Director General of Delhi Prisons. She has changed the hell at the jail into a pleasant place within a short period of seven months. It is unbelievable that this prison which wa | Marathi |
| 8177663542 | Majal Darmajal | When the horizons are darkened totally then only a person's faith on his plans and his working systems is tested, says Mahatma Gandhi. Dr. Kiran Bedi has very frequently faced situations where everything was unusually dark, but every time she has come | Marathi |
| 8177664700 | What Went Wrong? | This is an honest collection of the true experiences of people who carry with them the load of their mistakes done in their past lives. These experiences unfold the worst bitter truths inside out. We as common people have never experienced such a life | Marathi |
| 8177664875 | As I see... Leadership and Governance... | Kiran Bedi always writes fearlessly about the various objectionable topics as well as the most touching situations. Her writing is simple, not at all artistic. She writes her views about the different social and moral responsibilities. She feels that | Marathi |
| 8177664875 | As I See... Empowering Women | I believe in continuous learning and sharing the knowledge. I feel that it is my duty to write down about the things which upset me the most, whether I see them, listen to them or read them. With open eyes and mind we should work towards making every | Marathi |
| 8177664875 | As I See... Indian Police | It will be a revolution if we all could become the police of our actions. The police administration can be used to stop the bad things and to start the good things. Police Service can protect the human rights but it can also violate the human rights. | Marathi |
| 9788177669121 | Vavari Sheng | The Beans in a Farm. Shankar Patil's stories are a treasure of Marathi literature. He has a very uncouth mind. He does not intend to expose the rural life to gain popularity. He does not write just with the urban readers in his mind. He writes to f | Marathi |
| 9788177669015 | Ghalmel | Shankar Patil portrays the rural life and the ruralites and we find that each one of them has been bestowed upon with some special religion. The author possesses the immense word power to give justice to each of the special religion. He very clearly u | Marathi |
| 9788177668308 | Jugalbandi | Duet "It's me, have you recognized my voice?' "I have come with an idea.' "You take your school children for a trip for 3-4 days.' "Shall we go to Goa then?' "You be with your school children throughout the day, show them the beaches around and at ni | Marathi |
| 9788177668520 | Illam | Tactic Sampatrao thought over it again and again, he firmly decided in his mind, as strongly as cement or concrete. He started pulling his hair, going over various plans. He wanted name and fame, and was worried as it was not feasible even after spe | Marathi |
| 9788177668698 | Tajmahalmadhye Sarpanch | Though Shankar Patil has tried his hands on all the forms of literature including stories, novels, creative writing he is more popular as a rural story writer. The present collection of stories by Shankar Patil proves true to these words. All the stor | Marathi |
| 9788177667572 | Bandhara | Weir. "Who is there in your house?" "Do you possess any land?" "Do you believe in God?" "Look at these clothes for the baby, these frocks, these caps. The baby was born after a long time, naturally, we must make this occasion special." "Have some | Marathi |
| 9788177668087 | Dhind | "By god, I did not touch wine, I did not drink it. Unnecessarily do not blame me.' As Rau Khot totally refused everyone present was astonished, they all started laughing heartily. Seeing this Rau Khot said, "Do not laugh at me, I am telling you the tru | Marathi |
| 9788177668070 | Khulyachi Chawadi | Patils's literature is full of charm, beauty, energy and liveliness. He verbalizes his literature in vibrant words. His literature has the smell of true Marathi soil. The colours, the fragrance and the flow present it very smartly. His language has | Marathi |
| 9788177667912 | Patlanchi Chanchi | Villagers often use"chanchi', a bag sewn from cloth having many pockets. Whenever someone wants to eat "vida' he takes out the desired material from the various pockets of the "chanchi' and has his "vida'. Shankar Patil has preserved many experiences d | Marathi |
| 9788177669305 | Abhal | The Sky The name Shankar Patil is now well recognized in the world of Marathi literature. His savour dialogues and language with its rural touch binds together perfectly well giving it a definite touch and freshness. He very aptly combines the vario | Marathi |
| 9788177669299 | Valiv | Shankar Patil had once mentioned,"rain is my best friend! When my mind burns in the pyre, I feel suffocated, lifeless, but when it starts raining, I forget my restlessness, breathlessness.' There is definitely some relationship between him and the rain | Marathi |
| 9788177669282 | Fakkad Goshti | Patil's writing has two banks, one having the happy side and one having the sad side. One awakens the sorrow and one brings cheerfulness. Patil never wrote for the sake of humour, but his stories have many unseen sown seeds of laughter. They are full | Marathi |
| 9788177669282 | Tarphula | Tarphula pictures the transformation of a village. This novel has questioned the uniformity of the traditional Marathi novels. This novel possesses the quality of giving an allegorical meaning to the society through the anarchy of a village, through th | Marathi |
| 9788177669862 | Lavangee Mirchee Kolhapurchi | The "Patil' of the village, very shrewd, connoisseur, flirt! Falls in love with a frivolous woman, and marries her, in spite of being married. This story presents his dismay in looking after both the wives. This is a drama by the famous author Shankar | Marathi |
| 9788184981209 | KATHA AKLECHYA KANDYACHI | Marathi | |
| 9788184980400 | Shapit Vaastu | Pinchen Palace, a unique piece of architect in New England. It is not just any building which is constructed with bricks and soil, it has a history of those people who have stayed in this building since its construction, who themselves are so unique that | Marathi |
| 9788184981247 | KHUSHKHAREDI | Marathi | |
| 9788184981216 | BHETIGATI | Marathi | |
| 9788184981223 | GARVEL | Marathi | |
| 9788184981230 | PAULVATA | Marathi | |
| 9788184981254 | SHREEGANESHA | Marathi | |
| 9788184982204 | HASNAVAL | Marathi | |
| 9788184982321 | KHADE ANI ORKHADE | Marathi | |
| 9788184982169 | VIRANGULA | Marathi | |
| 9788184982244 | GAPPANGAN | Marathi | |
| 9788184982275 | SUTTI ANI ITTAR EKANKIKA | Marathi | |
| 9788184982213 | GANARA MULUKH | Marathi | |
| 9788184982237 | GAMMAT GOSHTI | Marathi | |
| 9788184982336 | MAZYA BAPACHI PEND | Marathi | |
| 9788184982220 | CHAKATYA | Marathi | |
| 9788184982251 | CHUTKYACHYA GOSHTI | Marathi | |
| 9788184982312 | BENDBAJA | Marathi | |
| 9788184982183 | GUDGULYA | Marathi | |
| 9788184982299 | BHOKARVADICHYA GOSHTI | Marathi | |
| 9788184982176 | JAVAIBAPUNCHYA GOSHTI | Marathi | |
| 9788184982268 | MAKADMEVA | Marathi | |
| 9788184982282 | SARMISAL | Marathi | |
| 9788184982305 | NAVETIL TEEN PRAVASI | Marathi | |
| 9788184982190 | MI LADACHI MAINA | Marathi | |
| 8177660055 | Lajja | This novel written by Taslami Nasreen, a citizen of Bangladesh reveals the staunch religion and the inhuman treatment by one man to another. Dutt Family is the citizen of Bangladesh. It includes Sudhamay Babu, Kiranmayee, and their two children Sura | Marathi |
| 8177661809 | Phera | Kalyani was born in this undivided nation. India succeeded in driving away the British, but at the cost of its division. Why did the Hindu go out of their own country while sending away the Muslims forever from it? This land never became the motherlan | Marathi |
| 8177661817 | Nirbachit Kalam | Much has been said and written about the rights and liberalism of women in this male chauvinistic society, Taslima Nasreen's voice is definitely the most prominent of them all. Taslima does not follow the traditions, she is a very straight forward lad | Marathi |
| 8171619223 | Nashtya Maeyer Nashtya Gadhya | The name of the book is Nashta Meyer, Nashta Gadya. The society considers me to be nashta that is the one who is now out of hand. But, I prefer being called that. Because it is a fact that when a woman wants to overcome her pain, poverty and misery; | Marathi |
| 8177660306 | Nirbachit Kavita | A young lady who wants to be a poet writes romantic poems based on love or sadness in life. But Taslima is different. At the same age, she writes about the inequality and difference in the life of man and woman. She writes about the deceit in the name | Marathi |
| 8177661051 | Aamar Meyebela | This book presents Taslima Nasreen's childhood in her own words. "Muktivahini' in Bangladesh fought bravely and ultimately for the freedom, Taslima was just 9 years old at that time, but had a very sensitive and contemplative mind then. She had a pen | Marathi |
| 8177664522 | Farasi Premik | This is a story of a woman who has travelled far away from her motherland to a distant city in search of love and freedom. This story is about a Bengali girl, Neelanjana Mandal. She marries Kishanlal who owns a restaurant and comes to stay with him in | Marathi |
| 9788184981070 | UTTAL HAVA | Marathi | |
| Nisargaputra | Marathi | ||
| 8177665669 | Yuddhakatha | These are stories from World War II; but they are stories with a difference. Some stories portray velour of an individual, but most of them focus on different angles of war, such as: how good or bad communication have changed the course of the war, how a | Marathi |
| 8171619770 | Paryavaran Pradooshan | Environment is the most sensuous topic today. In Western countries it gains much importance during the elections. But in our country except a few agitations not much thought is given to environment. After the mishap at Bhopal we all had started to wake u | Marathi |
| 8177661760 | Vedha Paryavarnacha | Environment is an issue of utmost importance in this twenty-first century. When man himself was totally dependent upon the nature like the other living things, adapting himself to the conditions of the earth, the environment was safe. But since the day m | Marathi |
| 8177667688 | Dnyandeep | Dnyandeep means light of knowledge. This book is meant for students as well as their parents. Students are naturally inquisitive. They ask many questions, especially those related to science, when they are exposed to science in school. They question the | Marathi |
| Dnyanjyoti | Marathi | ||
| 8177662910 | Yantra Manav va Krutrim Buddhimatta | Today's era is of science and technology. The things and concepts which were considered as wonder some fifty years back are coming into reality today. Robot is such a concept. The efforts to design a robot and bring it into practical life are age old; tw | Marathi |
| 8177662899 | Jidnyasapurti | Today we see competition in each and every field of life. If you want to sustain in this world then you need to have knowledge about each and everything. In today's world General Knowledge is become the key world, the various competitive exams, the vario | Marathi |
| 8171615694 | Yantralekhak | What is the definition of man? The anthropologists define man as the one who can think and guess about future. This thinking process has many dimensions. Some take help of the stars and planets, some think rationally and present their views. Sociologists | Marathi |
| 8177664158 | Phar Phar Varshanpurvi | Long Long Ago, is the usual start of many fairy tales; but this book does not contain fairy tales. It tells us about what happened in the past of the Earth as well as humans. In very simple language it also tells us how mysteries of Paleontology and Arch | Marathi |
| 8177664972 | Vasundhara | I often feel that there is lack of scientific curiosity in our country, hence we lack in nurturing science. No wonder, there is hardly any literature based on science. Throughout our life, we use science on every mode of our life, at each step of our lif | Marathi |
| 8177664832 | Nave Shatak | It is said that the twenty-first century with its science and technology, will totally change the human life. But a compiled picture of these changes is not available so far. A few days back, Niranjan Ghate had tried to take a review of this through his | Marathi |
| 9788190734431 | Apalya Purvajanche Vidnyan | "Bermuda Triangle' "The Power of Pyramids' "Atom bombs', "Aeroplanes in the times of the Mahabharat,' "Whether our gods were the persons coming here from the other planets?' are typical questions definitely asked during Science lectures. The lecturer tr | Marathi |
| 9788190734424 | Apalya Purvajanche Tantradnyan | "Bermuda Triangle' "The Power of Pyramids' "Atom bombs', "Aeroplanes in the times of the Mahabharat,' "Whether our gods were the persons coming here from the other planets?' are typical questions definitely asked during Science lectures. The lecturer tr | Marathi |
| 9788184981346 | ROBOT FIXING | Marathi | |
| 9788184981322 | TARUNANNO HOSHIYAR | Marathi | |
| 9788184981315 | JYACHA KARVA BHALA…. | Marathi | |
| 9788184981339 | SWAPNA CHAURYA | Marathi | |
| 8177667033 | Ase Ghadale Sahastrak | Marathi | |
| 817766347X | Hasat Jagava | The people from western countries have studied the stress and strain factors in our life quite in detail They have even tried to find out instant solutions to overcome it. But they have not been very successful in managing these stresses and strains i | Marathi |
| 817766283X | Rang Sukhache | Which colours indicate happiness? The saints feel that white like the rays of the sun is the colour of knowledge, but for common people this bright white brings out the rainbow. Happiness has many colours, many shades. I am crazy to know people and to | Marathi |
| 8177663704 | Ase Ghadava Mulanche Vyaktimatva | Like other living things a human being is also an animal. He has to specifically learn simple things, he has to groom his mind. In today's life when the mental and emotional horizons are widening life this grooming is become more essential. Today's par | Marathi |
| 8177665065 | Swabhavala Aushad Ahe | Today, in the world around us we face tremendous competition. This causes immense stress every single human being. This gives rise not only to psychological problems and disorders but also to psychosomatic diseases, ultimately resulting into physical | Marathi |
| 8177666746 | Aushadhavina Aarogya | Life-style management is the "health mantra' of medicine in this 21st century. Diet, exercise, stress relief, coming out of addiction, and being with the nature, these 5 are essential factors to be included in the life-style to make our wonderful life r | Marathi |
| 9788190779197 | Champion Vha | My Dear Little Friends, do you really want to be a champion? Then, this book is exclusively for you, it does not contain the stories of 'panchatantra' but it has the 5 formulae to make a champion out of you. This book is written by the wellknown author | Marathi |
| 9788184980028 | Mangangechya Kathavarti | What is life? It is the continuous flow of a river, one bank stands for the happiness and the other bank indicates the sorrows in life. The Indian spirituality believes that each and every thing, person, situation in your life has the capacity to attr | Marathi |
| 8177664506 | To Ani Tee | What is the purpose of this book? It is to maintain the tender, delicate relationship between a husband and wife! To change this tender relation in a way you want it to be! So that you can gain what you deserve! To make him understand, why she b | Marathi |
| 9788184982121 | TEE DOGHA | Marathi | |
| 8177666738 | Parv | This novel is based on the epic Mahabharata by Maharishi Vyas. All the characters in this are divine yet each remembers being human. They all have their feet set firmly on this soil. Each one faces life differently. Each one struggles throughout. Each o | Marathi |
| 8171617670 | Vanshvruksha | Originally a philosopher, but he turned towards novel writing to reveal the meaning of life that he understood. This is one of his best sellers. It reflects the conflict between orthodox and traditional rituals and the changing life styles and values | Marathi |
| 8177667564 | Mandra | Bhonsale spoke after a long pause, Oh! He has brought heaven on earth through his art, but his mind is full of controversies, why is it so? Why do we come across such things? Kulkarni answered, 'I often end up asking the same question to myself!' This | Marathi |
| 9788184980554 | Avaran | Marathi | |
| 9788177669848 | Karvalo | This is an exciting and sensational search operation in the dense forest in the farthest south of Sahyadri Moutain ranges. A flying lizard! A very rare species! An accident in the nature during its progress during the billions years! Many set out i | Marathi |
| 8171617662 | Dongraeavdha | The mountains, the newborn gullies, the high monstrous mountain peaks looking down at the 6 feet men with disdain, for a human being all the conditions are adverse. But Gopalayya and Shankaramma have stood firmly amongst the nature with their high liv | Marathi |
| 9788184980189 | Jigar | Oh! You do not seem to have grabbed the hunting sense yet! You have never hunted in a true way yet. You may have killed once or twice, that to under the influence of anger! But have you ever pursued an animal? The animal never crosses its boundaries. W | Marathi |
| 8177666509 | Ketkarvahini | Dr. Mrs. Uma Kulkarni Can you think of a person who has 21 novels translated from Kannad language, 3 short - story collections, 5 plays, 2 autobiographies, 4 works in the offing and a lot of miscellaneous writing for newspapers, magazines etc. 4 indepe | Marathi |
| 8177666665 | Andhali | Helen Keller, the name is very familiar to all. She represents the perfect image of confidence and ambition; she was determined to face the destiny, her will was never defeated by destiny. We are lucky that the nature has bestowed us with 5 senses. It | Marathi |
| 8171616453 | Andhalyache Dole | Ved Mehta was born to a Punjabi doctor. At the age of four, Ved suffered with conjunctivitis and lost his vision. He became blind. Vision is the most important of the five sensory organs. When it was lost, Ved's life became dark. All the roads to his | Marathi |
| 8171619169 | Chaughijani | 'Little Women' was published first in the year 1868, it was written by the famous American author Louisa May Alcott. It was a best seller. It was translated in many languages. Hollywood used the theme for two of its movies. 'Little Women' is the story o | Marathi |
| 9788171617522 | Anubandh | Datarbai got up very carefully when she realised that her daughters were sleeping soundly. She took out Subhatai's letter. She tried to get more light from the lantern by pulling out its wick a bit. She wanted to answer the letter but was not able to | Marathi |
| 8171617050 | Pawasaadhicha Paus | Shantabai has a quality of gauging the depths of minds. She does it very casually. 'Nisargakade Parat' shows us a different aspect to look at our life. 'Bhulbhulayya' makes us realise that sometimes it is very difficult to understand the behaviour, t | Marathi |
| 8177663388 | Triveni | 'Triveni' a confluence of three rivers, these poems are unique in their style. No one has ever tried this form. Guljar is the first to do so. The first two lines of each of his poem meet each other giving complete meaning to the poem, but the third line? | Marathi |
| Gondan | Marathi | ||
| 8171618553 | Anolakh | The previous album by Shantabai; 'Gondan' had many qualities. This album is a modified version of all those qualities, more prospered, more cherished. Through this album, for the first time, we meet the nature and the familiar surroundings in a different | Marathi |
| 8171615023 | Purvsandhya | After the first three poetry books like 'Gondan', 'Anolakh', and Janmajanhavi' this is the new poetry book by Shanta Shelke. The poems under this collection make us realize that the poetess has accepted the new trend in the world of poetry gracefully, su | Marathi |
| 8177661396 | Meghadoot | The original 'Meghdoot' is an epic by the famous Sanskrit poet, 'Mahakavi Kalidas'. The figure of speech maintained throughout the epic is 'mandakranta'. Every line of the epic is meaningful, revealing the meaning of nature and mind, explaining the bea | Marathi |
| 817161938x | Kinare Manache | Shantabai is jotting down her thoughts in a very rhythmic style and expressing herself stanzas after stanzas since last 50 years. She has not stuck to the form of poetry only but has tried her hands successfully on other forms of literature; yet poetry | Marathi |
| 8177667041 | Kavita Samaranatalya | A few years ago, Shantabai was running a column 'kavita smaranatlya' through the magazine 'Antarnaad'. In this, she was presenting the poems which were her favourite, which she had liked very much, which she had remembered very well. While doing so, the | Marathi |
| Varsha | Marathi | ||
| 8171618308 | Sansmarane | This is a collection of the articles by Shantabai. She has appreciated various stories by various authors. She writes her views about 'Changing', the autobiographical article by the famous actress Leev Ulman. She also describes the very old autobiogr | Marathi |
| Suvarnamudra | Marathi | ||
| 8177666797 | Sangavese Vatale, Mhanun | We all know Shanta Shelke as a poetess and as a lyricist, but she has very successfully handled the creative writing as well, on the contrary it is one of her favourites. She has been a successful columnist and has written for many newspaper columns. Th | Marathi |
| 817766252X | Rangresha | Marathi | |
| 8177662279 | Reshimregha | Shantabai is well known as a poetess. But we all are aware that she is equally famous as a lyricist composing for movies and dramas. She is a leading lyricist today. While coming up with lyrics she has tried different formats of it. She has written much | Marathi |
| 8177664190 | Ekalavya | Shree Samartha Ramdas illustrates the characteristics of a good student as , 'the wealth of a good student lies in his devotion towards his teacher, his devotion makes him as good as the teacher and ultimately gives him that eternal place'. Eklavya w | Marathi |
| 8177665510 | Samarpita | This story is very ancient, it was started with the beginning of the history of humans, but it has never ended, it is going on continuously. Woman accepted gracefully the holy and virtuous task of motherhood. While accepting it, she shed away her egois | Marathi |
| 9788177668766 | Calkattyache Gaudbangal | Mahant, he can complete any mission; indifferent to the difficulties on its way! One fine day, a young fellow approaches him with a new proposal. Mahant gets attracted towards it. He accepts the challenge with a lure to earn more money. While on the | Marathi |
| 9788177668704 | Astiniteel Nikhara | Vaikunthrao, a big B, blessed with power and money; lots of it, but also cursed with a short life. His sudden death becomes a mystery and results into a series of murders and accidents; one after the other. Who is the heir of Vaikunthrao's vast empir | Marathi |
| 9788177668735 | Vasukicha Dola | The priceless treasure of the 'nagdevta'. One of the precious stones costs crores in the international market. Someone steals it, If that precious stone is not found before the full moon night, Then it will call for disaster. There starts a very se | Marathi |
| 9788177668728 | Shapit Buddha | The idol of Buddha in Tibet. Some two thousand years old. Is stolen one fine day... This turns into a terrible death series in India. One after other, 40 people are killed, But this serial killing does not stop at all. Is the idol in India? It is | Marathi |
| 9788177668759 | Murtiche Gudh | A king of a small kingdom in Afghansithan, very very rich. He has a Greek idol in his possession, that of goddess of beauty; Aphrodite. When the king visits India, he brings the famous idol with him. And starts a terrible tug-of-war to reach the ido | Marathi |
| 9788177668711 | Bahurupi | Any addiction turns a human being into a monster. The addiction takes him to hell. This is a story of 4 boys, born in families with billions and trillions. But they start gambling. They get lost into addiction. They forget their upbringing, their cu | Marathi |
| 9788177668742 | Mayajal | A special glass made especially for Samrat Chandragupta, under the special supervision of Arya Chanakya. It is special, it is peculiar and this peculiarity makes it very valuable. This special glass is in the custody of Mansingrao Ghorpade. He is very | Marathi |
| 9788177668773 | Totayache Band | The only religion the underworld follows is to take revenge of the old enmity. Somewhere back, Mahanta had defeated someone, very brutally; The defeater surfaces after a long break. He follows Mahanta's styles, his methods and starts serial killings. | Marathi |
| Seemaresha | Marathi | ||
| Niyati | Marathi | ||
| Manjiri | Marathi | ||
| Haravlelya Vata | Marathi | ||
| Prarthana | Marathi | ||
| Kanchanganga | Marathi | ||
| 8177662732 | Dhumare | Every day I remember Bahinabai's poem asking the god, oh god, why is this mind like this? The mind, it is a wonderful chemical. Man is just a small part of the universe, but has mind, intelligence, and ability to speak. Why did god give so many things | Marathi |
| Ase Mhanu Nakose | Marathi | ||
| Katha Savlichi | Marathi | ||
| Kinara | Marathi | ||
| 8171619576 | Sagar | This is a collection of short stories by Madhavi Desai. Each story shows different shades of love. Mother's love, love for music, love for a peaceful life, love for a father, love for family, love for art, love for country, and yes love for property. E | Marathi |
| Shukrachandni | Marathi | ||
| 8177666436 | Ruchira Part 1 | When Ruchira was published there were many who had sent their views about this book; one of the book had described Kamalabai as the mother -in-law with 1,25,000 daugters-in-law, this is true as already so many copies of Ruchira have been sold. Through t | Marathi |
| 8177663272 | Ruchira Part 2 | The readers have accepted this pair for so long now, Ruchira and Mehta Publishing House. It is a race where the publisher is serving and the readers are enjoying, finishing. We are happy that neither the publisher nor the readers are getting tired. There | Marathi |
| 8177666924 | Aajacha Menu | A complete guide for vegetarians. A handy tool for preparing over 600 dishes ranging from Jain, Rajsthani, Gujrathi, Maharashtrian & other well-known provincial prepartions. | Marathi |
| 8177662589 | Microwave Oven | Most of the ladies have to manage their office, business, and many other things along with their household duties and cooking, the inevitable part of a woman's life. Because of shortage of time, she always thinks of ways to save her time. She has to co | Marathi |
| 9788184981438 | CAKES | Marathi | |
| 9788186775349 | Maze Cheese Koni Halavale? | Marathi | |
| 8186775447 | Prashan Hiche Uttare Ahet | Marathi | |
| 8183220371 | Rich Dad Poor Dad | Marathi | |
| 8183220037 | Vichar Kara Ani Shrimant Vha | Marathi | |
| 8183220215 | Network Vyavsayatoon Adhik Paisa Milavnyachya 201 Sopya Saral Kalpana | Marathi | |
| 9788183221603 | Jeevan Ek Shodh | Marathi | |
| 9788183220705 | Harry Potter And Azkabancha Kaidee | Marathi | |
| 9788183221344 | Harry Potter Ani Agnichashak | Marathi | |
| Harry Potter Ani Paris | Marathi | ||
| 9788183220392 | Harry Potter Ani Rahasyamay Talghar | Marathi | |
| 9788183222075 | HARRY POTTER ANI PHEONIX SENA | The fifth book in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series follows the darkest year yet for our young wizard, who finds himself knocked down a peg or three after the events of last year. Somehow, over the summer, gossip (usually traced back to the magic world's newspaper, the Daily Prophet) has turned Harry's tragic and heroic encounter with Voldemort at the Triwizard Tournament into an excuse to ridicule and discount the teen. | Marathi |
| 9788183222082 | HARRY POTTER ANI HALF BLOOD PRINCE | A darker book than any in the series thus far with a level of sophistication belying its genre, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince moves the series into murkier waters and marks the arrival of Rowling onto the adult literary scene. | Marathi |
| 9788183221764 | THE SECRET | Marathi | |
| 143100602 | Spouse | Marathi | |
| 143100106 | Mahanagar Mumbai | Marathi | |
| 143100270 | Schizophrenia | Marathi | |
| 143099744 | Vadhikachya Athvani | Marathi | |
| Swarga ani etar katha | Marathi | ||
| 143103210 | Aareba Pareba Ani Itar Katha | Marathi | |
| Vaad-Sanvaadpriya Bhartiya | Marathi | ||
| 9780143065395 | Asmita Ani Hinsachar | Marathi | |
| 9780143103899 | Sadakchhap | Marathi | |
| 9780143063452 | Navya Vaata, Navi Valane | Marathi | |
| 9780143067719 | Upaya Sadhesope | Marathi | |
| 9780143103196 | Mi Changej Boltoya | Marathi | |
| 8128401033 | Hanuman | Marathi | |
| 8188713031 | Pyramid Fengshui Ani Vastu | Marathi | |
| Bye Bye To Bye Pass | Marathi | ||
| 8177664336 | Timeline | The mankind is entering the 21st century now. Science and technology has created a universe by their advanced methodologies, giving rise to a world, never imagined before, unknown to all. There are huge super computers with super powers, based on the Q | Marathi |
| 8177667548 | Prey | The deserts of Nevada. Some experiments are going on in one company based there. But something weird has happened there. Some nano particles, resembling minute robots have escaped the laboratory in the form of a cloud. This cloud is very intelligent. | Marathi |
| 9788177669695 | State Of Fear | Everyone is aware that the increase in the industrialization is leading to the increased percentage of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which is further increasing the global temperature. This increased temperature is further going to result into the i | Marathi |
| 9788184981452 | NEXT | Marathi | |
| The Last Don | Marathi | ||
| 8177665219 | Omerta | Don April was foresighted and wise enough to retire from his business, the typical Sicilian type of crimes. He wanted to retire honourably from his group of criminals. He had not allowed a single wind of the crime to pass over his children. He had ado | Marathi |
| 8177661787 | Fear Is The Key | Marathi | |
| 8177663887 | The Golden Gate | America, the super power of the world and American President the most influential person of this world! You can imagine the security that is given to this highest authority of the world. But a very clever person takes him as a hostage along with many o | Marathi |
| 8177664913 | The Golden Rondezvous | It was a cargo ship, but some of its space was reserved for the very rich people. There were spacious cabins, bars full of variety of drinks, dance hall, and also the facility of wireless services for their share business. All of a sudden, one by one t | Marathi |
| 8177665677 | The Dark Crusader | A new type of fuel was invented. England started making a unique missile based on it, but one by one all the scientists working on it started disappearing with their wives. Somewhere the secret of this project was leaking. The Secret Agency was worr | Marathi |
| 817766610x | South By Java Head | During the Second World War, Japan has established its command over the oceans in the East of the earth. Still, a ship carrying oil was travelling through the same waters. Some British army personnel and some refugees had taken shelter on this ship. | Marathi |
| 8177668421 | The Last Frontier | The spy has been assigned with a task, to bring back the English scientist from the clutches of the countries with prevailing dictatorship. He reaches Hungary during this journey. He shakes hands with the anti government organizations. All is going we | Marathi |
| 9788177669244 | Puppet On A Chain | Paul Sherman is one of the heroes coloured by Alister MacLean. He is a very responsible officer in the Interpol, working in the anti-drugs department. He is assigned with the task of finding out the details about the suspicious drug operation in Amster | Marathi |
| 9788184980714 | The Satan Bug | When she was fourteen, Jasvinder Sanghera was shown a photo of the man chosen to be her husband. She was terrified. She'd witnessed the torment her sisters endured in their arranged marriages, so she ran away from home, grief-stricken when her parents di | Marathi |
| 9788184981681 | SEAWITCH | SEAWITCHThe massive oil-rig is the hub of a great empire, the pride of its billionaire owner.Lord Worth, predatory and ruthless, has clawed his way to great wealth. Now, he cares for only two things - Seawitch and his two high-spirited daughters. One man knows this:John Cronkite, trouble-shooter for the world's top oilmen and Worth's ex-victim, is spoiling for revenge.In one terrifying week, Worth's world explodes. | Marathi |
| 8177663208 | The Pelican Brief | A spectator is murdered mysteriously in the darkness of a porno theater, someone has killed him, and two of the Supreme Court Judges disappeared again mysteriously. Darby Shaw, a very intelligent lady, reaches the roots of both the cases, and presents | Marathi |
| 8177663623 | The Client | Mark Sway, an eleven years old child, naughty but very intelligent, accidently gets involved in a series of bad happenings. He witnesses a suicide which further leads into a series of calamities. There are many secrets behind this suicide. FBI is try | Marathi |
| 9788177669596 | The Testament | The Core of Darkness: Troy Felon was busy writing his will; he is renowned, rich beyond imagination, old and very short tempered. He is sitting in his Virginia based spacious, modern office. His death is lingering nearby; he has only a few hours in hi | Marathi |
| 9788184980264 | The Runaway Jury | Jury; selected by the well known, rich, famous, successful advocates, with the whole and sole intention of winning the case. These Juries are now involved in a case against a multi billion dollars cigarette company, they are in the midst of a strong pet | Marathi |
| 9788184981063 | THE FIRM | Marathi | |
| 8177662643 | Second Lady | Many a times we come across wonderful facts of life which are more fascinating than the fascinations. Two people resembling each other totally is a very very rare fact, but it may happen. Today in this world of cloning, science has created such mysteri | Marathi |
| 9788177663844 | The Seventh Secret | Marathi | |
| 8177666967 | The Da Vinchi Code | The Greatest Conspiracy Of The Past 2000 Years Is About To Unravel While in Paris on business, Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon receives an urgent late-night phone call: the elderly curator of the Louvre has been murdered inside the museum. Near the b | Marathi |
| 9788184980455 | Angles And Demons | An ancient secret brotherhood. A devastating new weapon of destruction. An unthinkable target. World -renowned Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon is summoned to a Swiss research facility to analyze a cryptic symbol seared into the chest of a murdered ph | Marathi |
| 978818498079 | Deception Point | when a new NASA satellite satellite detects evidence of an astonishingly rare object buried deep in the Arctic ice, the floundering space agency proclaims a much-needed victory... a victory that has profound implication for U.S. space policy and the imp | Marathi |
| 9788184981865 | DIGITAL FORTRESS | Brilliant, beautiful Susan Fletcher discovers the NSA is being held hostage by a code so complex that it would cripple U.S. intelligence if released. | Marathi |
| 8177664883 | Coma | They were bent upon the patient, they were observing him. There was no one around to give anesthesia and even the operating table was not around. The patient was sleeping on some kind of wires. She listened to the dialogues between the two doctors in | Marathi |
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