Lajwanti is a love story of a rustic lass of 19th century British-India, victimised by the then zamindari system. As the story goes, she is considered ill-ominous and is thus bartered like a cattle to an inhumane half-haggard zamindar. The zamindar treats her like a machine to produce a male heir for his estate. She undergoes hellish torture, brutal nuptial molestations in that house, until one day when Fate takes mercy on her and brings in Mohan in her life.
Childhood is considered to be the best phase of human life. Everything when viewed through a child's eye looks so colourful and fascinating. This book is one such compilation of stories which will not only ease little hearts but also lull readers of all ages to live and re-live the magical days of Childhood. Some of these stories have already been narrated by the author herself to the kids of different schools through virtual story-telling sessions and did ear
“I don’t know, Joy! I don’t want to understand either, whether these tears are symbolic of love or not. All I know is I can’t do without my best friend...”
June loves Joy, but still, she is in a dilemma. She is still explaining herself that Joy is only her best friend. Joy never forces her to confess, but he is sure that she loves him more than herself.
June, though thwarted in her relationship with Som, still wants