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After losing his first love, Ravin finds happiness again in Belgium with Simar. But when they plan a future together, conflicting dreams and hidden conditions tear them apart. Based on a true story, this heartbreaking tale explores if love can survive a second tragedy and asks whether true love should ever come with “conditions apply.”

Most artists are brilliant at music but clueless about business. This book is your map through the jungle, demystifying record deals, streaming royalties, publishing, and touring. Protect your career and your money by understanding the industry before you sign anything.”

MANIFEST: Dive Deeper by Roxie Nafousi is a self-development guide that transforms manifesting from wishful thinking into inner healing. Through seven practical steps, it teaches you to remove fear and doubt, heal past wounds, align your behavior, and trust the universe—revealing that you are already worthy of your dreams.

Why I Am a Hindu by Shashi Tharoor is a passionate defense of Hinduism as a pluralistic, inclusive, and philosophically rich tradition rooted in the Upanishads, Bhakti devotion, and the teachings of figures like Vivekananda. Tharoor contrasts this authentic faith with the modern political ideology of Hindutva, which he argues distorts Hinduism into an exclusionary, majoritarian nationalism. He champions India’s civilizational ethos of diversity and tolerance, urging Hindus to reclaim their faith from sectarian agendas and uphold constitutional secularism as true dharma.

The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli is a pragmatic guide to political power, arguing that rulers must prioritize state stability over conventional morality. Written amid Italy’s fragmentation and foreign invasions, it advocates strategic use of force, fear, and deception, while maintaining the appearance of virtue. Though often misread as a manual for tyranny, it reflects Machiavelli’s patriotic hope for a unified, strong Italy. His broader writings reveal a republican sympathizer who understood autocracy as a necessary, if harsh, tool in times of crisis, grounded not in cynicism, but in realism about human nature and power.