Everyone called him a killer the night they found him sitting beside a dying elephant deep inside the rain-soaked forest. Blood stained his hands. Silence haunted his eyes. And nobody knew whether he had tried to save the animal… or kill it. For billionaire heiress Bhaag Kaur, that mysterious moment changes everything. Born into luxury but drowning in emotional loneliness, Bhaag has spent years hiding behind glamorous headlines while secretly investigating the brutal world of wildlife poaching that may have killed her mother. But when she crosses paths with the strange jungle boy known only as Joga Singh, her perfectly controlled world begins to collapse. Because Joga is not ordinary. He knows the forest like it breathes through him. Wild animals trust him. Danger follows him. And buried beneath his silence is a horrifying truth powerful people would kill to keep hidden. As forbidden attraction slowly grows between them, Bhaag and Joga are pulled into a deadly conspiracy involving billionaire elites, corrupt politicians, illegal wildlife trafficking, hidden betrayals, and a secret organization built on blood and greed. But the deeper Bhaag falls for him, the more terrifying the truth becomes. Who is Joga Singh really? Why was his identity erased years ago? And why does every clue about the poaching network somehow lead back to Bhaag’s own family? In a world where forests burn, animals disappear, and humans sell life for profit, two broken souls must fight not only for love — but for the survival of nature itself. Because some love stories are written in destiny. Theirs was written between the trees.

There is something deeply comforting about green. We are taught to trust it. To believe that when forests return after fire, when leaves rise again from ash, it is a sign of healing… of hope… of life reclaiming its place. But what if that green is lying? What if what grows after destruction is not always rebirth—but something altered, something controlled, something that only looks alive? This story was born from a simple truth rooted in ecology: secondary succession—the process through which nature recovers after disturbance. It is a slow, patient, and delicate journey. A burnt forest does not rush to become whole again. It remembers. It rebuilds carefully, layer by layer, life by life. And yet, in a world driven by speed, profit, and control, even nature is no longer left untouched. The Green Illusion is not just a story of mystery, adventure, or survival. It is a reflection of a question we often ignore: Are we helping nature heal… or are we forcing it to become something it was never meant to be? Through the journeys of Swati, Jasmine, Mannat Kaur, Sehaj Kaur, Bhakti Vohra, Harpavit Kaur, and a quiet soul who finds strength in the sacred chant of Waheguru, this story explores friendship, fear, truth, and the thin line between progress and destruction. It is a story of young minds who dared to ask questions… A story of secrets buried beneath ashes… A story where the forest itself becomes a witness—and a warning. Because sometimes, the most dangerous thing is not destruction.

In a world where human activity often overshadows the quiet rhythms of nature, the environment whispers its truths in ways we seldom notice. Rivers murmur warnings, forests tremble under strain, and species vanish silently while the sky and soil bear the scars of our choices. The Last Balance is a journey into that delicate equilibrium—the fragile thread that connects air, water, land, climate, and all living creatures. This story follows Vishal, Hema, Maduri, and Rama as they traverse landscapes both ravaged and resilient, witnessing firsthand the consequences of human greed, negligence, and thoughtlessness. From plastic-choked beaches to vanishing species, from poisoned rivers to raging storms, they confront the reality that our actions leave marks far beyond what the eye can see. And yet, amid devastation, they uncover hope—hidden pockets of life, resilient species, and the power of intentional human effort to restore balance. The Last Balance is more than an environmental tale. It is a narrative of awareness, responsibility, and connection. Each chapter reveals a component of our world, demonstrating how every choice we make resonates through ecosystems, affecting life in ways both subtle and profound. Through suspense, discovery, and reflection, the story encourages readers to consider their role in sustaining life and protecting the planet. As you journey through these pages, you will witness nature’s fury, resilience, and subtle wisdom. You will confront uncomfortable truths, but also encounter moments of awe, wonder, and hope. This is a story meant to awaken curiosity, inspire stewardship, and remind us that the balance of our planet is not a given—it is a responsibility. The last balance is fragile, yet attainable. It is not dictated by the past, nor guaranteed by the present, but shaped by our choices today. — Prof. Ishwar Singh

Honor—an idea often celebrated, debated, and yet misunderstood—is the invisible thread that shapes human actions, choices, and relationships. In The Last Choice of Honor, I have sought to explore the profound journey of one man, Shivraj Singh, whose life is bound not by wealth, power, or unquestioned reputation, but by the relentless pursuit of moral courage. This story is set in a village where tradition, legacy, and social expectations weigh heavily on every decision. Shivraj’s path is fraught with internal dilemmas and external crises that test not only his leadership but the very definition of honor itself. Through trials of friendship, betrayal, and unforeseen threats, the narrative reveals that true respect and legacy are not inherited, nor are they granted by others—they are earned through consistent ethical choices, even when misunderstood or opposed. As you journey through the pages of this book, you will witness moments of suspense, moral ambiguity, and the quiet power of integrity. The story is not merely about one man’s courage, but about the enduring impact of principled action on a community, and the realization that honor, in its truest form, transcends reputation, legacy, and societal approval. It is my hope that The Last Choice of Honor will inspire reflection on our own choices, encourage steadfastness in the face of doubt, and remind us that sometimes, the most courageous act is the one no one else recognizes at first. For it is in those choices, silent yet unwavering, that true honor is found. —Prof. Ishwar Singh

Reading is more than a skill—it’s a gateway to imagination, knowledge, and personal growth. Yet for many, this gateway can seem locked, guarded by confusion, fear, and frustration. "10 Inspiring Stories to Beat Poor Reading Skills" is a collection crafted with empathy and hope, aimed at those who struggle with reading and those who support them. Within these pages are the journeys of individuals from different walks of life—schoolchildren who feared the blackboard, teens who hid behind silence, and dreamers who dared to read aloud when the world doubted them. These are not stories of perfection, but of perseverance, resilience, and courage. Set in diverse South Indian settings, the characters reflect the richness of culture, language, and spirit that drive real change. Each story shines a light on the inner battles fought quietly, and the small but powerful victories that changed lives. Whether it’s overcoming dyslexia, rebuilding confidence after repeated failure, or discovering a passion for storytelling—every narrative is a reminder that no reader is beyond hope. This book is for students, teachers, parents, and anyone who believes in the power of second chances. If you’ve ever felt left behind by words, these stories are for you. Let them remind you that reading isn’t a race—it’s a journey, and every step forward is worth celebrating.