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"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalFrom the 16th century, when the event took place, to the present time, there are innumerable stories, poems, lessons and articles on Panna Dhai or Dai, describing the supreme sacrifice of her own son to save the heir to the Mewar dynasty.
This is a fictionalised story from Panna's son's perspective. He questions her actions, her motherhood and why his life was sacrificed.
Does he get the answers? Is he convinced?
Hope, the readers enjoy the fictional twist to the historical, inspiring story of brave, courageous, loyal and patriotic Panna Dhai.
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Your review has been deleted and won’t appear on the book anymore.Usha Venkatesan
Usha Venkatesan was a Finance professional. She took up writing as a hobby and pastime post her retirement. Dabbling in content writing, blogging, writing articles and stories on social media have given her a newfound passion.
With her desire to help the Gen-Alpha children read stories with Indian ethos, she has penned a few Mythological stories, Folk Tales and Stories with Morals.
She also loves cooking, (especially Chutneys), crochet, quilling, embroidery, knitting, and playing with her grandchildren.
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