Litent Books imprint: 54 books

The book is the second part of the two part series on Indian Thinkers featuring the following  TENALI RAMAKRISHNA BANKIM CHANDRA ANAND COOMARASWAMY VIDURA CHANAKYA

A young prince who gave up power, position and money to follow the path of Jainism. He spent twelve long years in strict meditation and became a light to millions.

She chose a noble young man for her husband. She knew he had only a year to live, but yet she married him. Even the God of Death bowed to her love and devotion, and restored her husband to life.

A great king of Kalinga who ruled twentyone centuries ago. Coming to the throne when the state was in distress, he brought confidence and self-respect to the people. And he refused to join hands with a foreign army against an Indian prince.

He was a little boy of five years when he was insulted by his step-mother and ignored by his father. He went to a forest in search of God. With determination and devotion, he succeeded. He ruled the coun­try in the name of God and in the interest of the subjects. To this day the Pole Star reminds Indians of this great devotee of God.

The great heroine of the First War of Indian Freedom. She lived for only twenty-two years. She became a widow in her eighteenth year. Jhansi, of which she was the queen, was in the grip of the cunning, cruel British. She was the embodiment of patriotism, self-respect and heroism. She was the queen...

Hakka was the first ruler of the famous kingdom of Vijayanagar, and Bukka, his brother, the second ruler. They opposed the mighty Sultan of Delhi and brought unity and freedom to South India. They were great not only as warriors but also as rulers.

The great hero who brought down the Ganga from the heaven to the earth. Bhagiratha has become another name for a will of steel that never accepts defeat.

A great hero of the 'Mahabharata'. Kama lived such a life that he became an­other name for generosity and loyalty. It was his misfortune to be shunned as a person of low caste. To him loyalty was more important than the emperor's throne. He sacrificed his life for his master. 

The book features the following warriors of India.  1. ABHIMANYU 2. BHISHMA 3. EKALAVYA 4. KARNA 5. VIBHEESHANA 6. LAKSHMANA 7. SHIVAJI

A great national leader who came to be called the 'Lion of Punjab Worked tirelessly to improve education, to promote unity among Hindus and to reform society. His clarion call and glorious life inspired the nation. His life was cruelly cut short by the Lathis of the servants of British imperialism.

A renowned Indian scientrst. Ke developed a new branch of physics. He worked with Albert Einstein, Madame Curie and other scientists of world renown. He was a veteran teacher revered by his students for his affection, discipline and methodical work.

A student's distinction lies in his devout pursuit of knowledge, and not merely in his heritage. This manifests in a splendid manner in Ekalavya's life He worshipped an idol of his 'Guru', learnt his lessons in archery in the Master's absence, and mas­tered the art. When his master desired the...

The founder of the Arya Samaj. The great sage who sought to restore to Hinduism its natural radiance and wisdom. A fearless reformer. He saved the man who poisoned him - so boundless was his goodness.