Hi Tech Books: 7 books

The book presents in-depth study of ancient Indian philosophy, bringing out the essence of Vedanta in its clear and pristine form devoid of any religious consideration or superstition. The emotional state of the observer, experimenter or applicator is no concern of modern science. Parā vidya,...

This is the free e-book of the famous work 'The Secret Behind the Universe' by the same author. Exploring the secrets of the Universe as far as physics can go, and even beyond.. Along with its Vedantic integration. This book is divided into two sections. The first section is a work in...

Agni in Sanskrit means fire. It analyzes the various dimensions of the love-violence equation. The process of transformation of love into violence is portrayed. Man gets attached to anything he happens to be fond of. Attachment ripens into love. Love often results in the desire for exclusive possession....

Birds That Fly Ahead is the English translation of the Malayalam novel "Munpe Parakkuna Pakshikal". It presents many an untold part of the left-extremist upsurge that took place in India four decades back and the way it has influenced the fabric of life ever since. It has been a bestseller...

This is a unique and poignant love story of two very special people living under assumed identities for different reasons; and also a thriller chasing the intriguing tentacles of espionage activities and the untold stories behind political assassinations in India. It is a poetical treatise that leaves...

Modern science fiction novel based on Eastern Philosophy. A young couple on their scientific research is about to make a huge breakthrough – a revolutionary technology that could benefit humankind as never before and herald a new world. But every gift from science can be misused… A...

How much can a woman take without breaking down? A great lot more than ever imagined is what this book portrays. Most epics and, later, classical works of literature have women made to walk on fire, but Anuradha lives in a veritable inferno. At critical moments of despair and pain she is surprised...