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Based on the Marathi novel Kaleshar Pani by noted author H M Marathe, Dohaa portrays an impoverished pocket of rural India, through a story of physical lust and its horrific consequences for two tender lives.

Chaturanga is the story of a love in a world of conflicting ideas.

Elusive Billa is the powerful Don of an underworld gang. When the Chennai Police close in on him, he escapes to Malaysia. DSP Jai Prakash who watches hawkeyed the illegal activities of Billa, is sent on a special mission to work closely with the Malaysian Police and put Billa’s gang behind the bars.

Amaresh, a smalltime civil contractor under pressure from money lenders to repay debts, decides to try his luck by growing commercial crops in his wife’s village. For that, however, he must cut down old trees growing on the land. He seeks the horticulture department’s advice and negotiates with a sawmill willing to fell the trees.

Set in the Valluvanadan village of Kerala during World War II, this story of hunger - of body, mind and spirit - provides a glimpse of the mystery of life that the author Nandanar (1926-74) himself puts an end to.

This adaptation of Ibsen’s Maser Builder is set in London’s Indian immigrant community.

Drug trafficking and the violence committed by its associated organized crime is the biggest threat to public safety in the Americas, according to the Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

This book dwells in the earliest past to the present day to outline the evolution of journalism through the turbulence of historical developments. It helps readers to come to the grip with the myriad or rather mixed-up notions about journalism. In a way the book provides A to Z of journalism with known figures - be they scientists, writers , kings and queens or unknown or unsung heroes - shaping up and structuring the course of journalistic journey through the History.

Mita, Lifestyle agenda, Steps for Individual & Collective Suceesss, Socio-Econo & Riligo – Political Guidelines is a recently published book authored by Narendra Agarwal and published by Aasra Publications (India), (AsraPublications@rediffmail.com).

Among all the emotions we have, the only means left with us is Love, through which salvation is possible, if it is possible at all. This is the only hope, this is the only silver line, and this is the only ray which we heavily count on.