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Best of Honesty Tales
Honesty and Kindness are rewarded in this classic tale. Let's enjoy reading！
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Great Indian Business Stories
How did Dhirubhai Ambani build a polyester plant in record time? What made J.R.D. Tata launch India's first airline? How did Vijay Mallya wrest control of Shaw Wallace from Manu Chhabria? Why did Bhai Mohan Singh fall out with his favourite son and lose control of Ranbaxy? The Portfolio Book of Great Indian Business Stories contains excerpts from a selection of the finest business books published by Penguin Portfolio. This anthology features snippets from the lives of some of the most eminent business leaders India has seen-M.S. Oberoi, Ratan Tata, Aditya Birla and Rahul Bajaj, among others. There are tales of outstanding successes, crushing failures, extraordinary challenges and relentless determination, some of which chronicle the times when these legends were just simple businessmen trying to make a mark. The grit and ruthless persistence of these men defined who they were and the legacies they left behind.
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Chhota Bheem in Daaku ka Chachu- Vol-69
The dacoit Chaner comes to Mangal Ghat to meet his nephew Mangal Singh. Meanwhile, a kids fair is organized in the village of Dholakpur and Mangal Singh along with his uncle abduct the toddlers and demand a huge ransom. Now will Bheem be able to rescue the kids from the clutches of the dacoits? Read this thrilling story filled with fun!
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Chhota Bheem in Eggs Tra Large-vol-89
One early morning a shooting star falls in Dholakpur opposite Kalia’s house near the hen’s coop. The impact is such that as soon as the rays coming from the stone fall on the egg, the egg becomes bigger in size. Kalia is happy to see such a big egg the next day and makes an omelet out of it. The aroma of the egg is so strong that Dholu and Bholu divert Kalia’s attention and take it away. As soon as they eat the omelet they grow huge in size and create havoc all over the village. Will Bheem with the help of Professor Dhoomketu be able to bring Dholu and Bholu back to normal? This is a story full of fun and excitement that you will love to read!
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Chhota Bheem In The Magical Stairway-Vol-87
One fine day, Bheem and his friends are out trekking. On their way they decide to rest and takes a short nap. Meanwhile, Raju is hungry and without anyone's knowledge gets away from there. When the kids get up they find Raju missing. The search for Raju takes them to a magical stairway and into a land of unusual and funny creatures. Will Bheem be able to find Raju and get back to Dholakpur safely? A cheerful and playful story filled with lots of fun and excitement you will love to read.
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Chhota Bheem in Crooked Ruler Vol-91
One stormy night at Kali Ghati very near to Dholakpur, unusual sounds were heard by three people. The very next day they take the matter to king Indraverma. Indraverma sends a handwritten note with a royal messenger to the king of Kali Ghati which states that Bheem and his team will visit him to ensure if everything is fine at Kali Ghati. Will Bheem find out the true intentions of the crooked ruler of Kali Ghati? Let us read this adventurous story to find out.
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Chhota Bheem in Bubble Burst:Vol-88
One day Bheem and his friends are gazing at the sky and are making imaginary figures. Just then professor Dhoomketu comes there and introduces his new invention, an air bubble to them. The kids are super excited and go for a ride. But within no time they are struck in the thundering clouds and the bubble loses control. Seeing them fall the nymphs in the sky come for their rescue. Meanwhile Bheem comes to know that the fairies are disturbed by a mud monster. Bheem thinks this is the right time to help and show gratitude towards the fairies. Will Bheem win over the mud monster and save the fairyland from getting destroyed? Read this adventurous and delightful story with lots of amusement.
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50 Worlds Greatest Stories
A collection of classic stories by literary titans, 50 World’s Greatest Stories is likely to be a treasure. Here you can find Anton Chekhov’s superb brevity, the emotional insights of Kate Chopin, and the creative wonders of Hans Christian Andersen. Indulge in the biting remarks of Guy de Maupassant, the sardonic humour of Saki, and the wit and sarcasm of O. Henry. Indulge also in the intrepid energy of Mark Twain, the eerie brilliance of Edgar Allan Poe, and the heartwarming stories of William Mackay. This extraordinary collection is completed with the profound contemplations of Ivan Turgenev and the intricate narratives of Katherine Mansfield. An indispensable component of every library's literature collection, 50 World’s Greatest Stories provides a fresh perspective on the human experience through each of its stories.
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5 Minute Bedtime Stories
Introducing our enchanting collection, 'Five-minute Bedtime Stories,' where magic comes alive with every tale. Designed to whisk children and parents away to fantastical lands, this delightful compilation features hens that lay golden eggs, boys who never grow up, rabbits who worry about time, and wooden puppets that spring to life. From the simple charm of 'The Hen That Laid Golden Eggs' to the adventurous spirit of 'Peter Pan' and the whimsical journey of 'Alice in Wonderland,' this collection beautifully weaves timeless classics into your bedtime routine. These tales are more than just stories; they inspire dreams, convey valuable lessons, and create moments of joy and wonder. Snuggle up and let the magic of our bedtime stories lull you into fairy lands. The beautiful illustrations accompanying each tale will enchant children, making this book of tiny tales a treasure for bedtime. Psst! There's also a special bonus story included!
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108 Stories From Ramayana
108 Stories from the Ramayana is not just a collection of legends; it is a treasure trove of rare narratives that hold the key to timeless values and insights crucial in today’s fast-paced world. These tales are windows to a world where righteousness triumphs over evil, love and duty guide actions, and even the smallest beings play crucial roles in grand adventures. This vibrantly illustrated book is a lucid narration that chronicles the heroism of Shri Rama, the testimonial loyalty of Lord Hanuman, the grit and devotion of Mata Sita and the profound wisdom of Jambavan.
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Swarswamini Asha(स्वरस्वामिनी आशा)
माझी आशाची पहिली ओळख झाली तेव्हा तिची छबी ही साधे पाचवारी पातळ, पोलके, कपाळावर कुंकवाचा मोठा टिळा, गच्च केसांच्या दोन वेण्या आणि हातात खूपशा सोन्याच्या बांगड्या घालणारी स्त्री अशी होती; जी मनमोकळ्या, लाघवी व थट्टेखोर स्वभावाची होती. 'जिवलगा, राहिले रे दूर घर माझे' हे मी लिहिलेले गाणे आशाने गायले आहे; त्याच्या रेकॉर्डिंगच्या वेळी तिने काठावर फाटलेली पांढरी रेशमी साडी घातलीहोती. त्या फाटलेल्या साडीला मी सुई दोऱ्याने चार टाके घातले होते. फाटकी साडी केवळ लकी आहे म्हणून नेसणारी आशा ही अशी जरा मन:स्वी आहे. आशाचे तिच्या सर्व भावंडांवर प्रेम आहे व त्याचीच प्रचिती लता दीदींवर तिने लिहिलेल्या 'आमचे छोटे दादा' यामध्ये आलीआहे, पण जिभेने ती जरा तिखट आहे. आशाला वाचनाची देखील विलक्षण आवड आहे. थोडक्यात काय तर मंगेशकरांच्यासोन्यासारख्या कलासंपन्नते बरोबरच या घराचे साधे निर्मळपणही आशाच्या रक्तात पुरेपूर भिनलेले आहे. स्वकष्टाने, जिद्दीने, धैर्याने आणिकलेच्या अखंड साधनेने आशाने चित्रपटसृष्टीमध्ये आजचे हे मानाचे स्थान मिळविले आहे. -- शांता शेळके