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When Parineeta Rajveer, the spirited daughter of an Indian Army officer, is abducted across the border, she must summon every ounce of her strength to survive captivity in a place built to erase identities and crush resistance. But Pari is not just a victim. She’s a fighter. Trapped behind enemy lines, her unbroken spirit becomes a quiet rebellion.
Back home, her father, an officer in armed forces, leads a daring mission to bring her and others back. Alongside him stands Manoj Sarjit, Pari’s boyfriend, a fierce journalist with a soldier’s heart and a mind sharp as steel. Together, they’ll risk everything to confront a chilling conspiracy, and reclaim the one they loved.
Told through multiple perspectives, Fauji: For the Nation is a tribute to every unsung hero - not just those in uniform, but also the families who bear the silence, the sacrifices, and the unshakable spirit it takes to stand behind a soldier.
It is a story of love, loyalty, and courage to fight for what's right - even in the darkest places.
"We keep learning from everything and everyone, every moment. Stay open - knowledge is an ocean without end. The emptier the cup, the more wisdom it can hold.”
-Harsha K. Leena.
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HARSHA K LEENA
Harsha K. Leena is an Indian author whose storytelling blends emotional grit with unflinching realism. A passionate observer of human resilience, her work explores complex emotions, layered characters, and the quiet strength found across life’s many paths.
Fauji is her tribute to love, loss, and the silent courage that endures beyond borders.
Beyond writing, Leena is a mother to two wonderful children and a devoted pillar of her family. She finds joy in photography, soulful stories, nature, spiritual reflection, and researching ancient knowledge systems.
