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  This woman was intelligent, funny, witty yet lonely, aloof, tormented and humiliated. She had all these qualities and more. More than that, it was that heavy, high and regal cheekbones and forehead of hers that was attractive. Her lips… well, what can I say, was warm, heavy, inviting, tantalising and much more. She played around with her hair, wore tight skirts to class and was ever so ready to mingle with the boys.

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Some stories are meant to be read. Some are meant to be feared. And then there is **Putli 3**. After everything that happened before, the nightmare should have ended. But when an old doll mysteriously returns, a forgotten secret begins to awaken—and this time, something is watching from the darkness. Every page hides a clue. Every silence hides a warning. And every night brings the same question: **Who is controlling the Putli?** Loved by horror readers for its chilling mystery, unexpected twists, and unforgettable atmosphere, **Putli 3** takes the story deeper into the darkness than ever before. **The doll is back. And this time… it knows your name.**

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Unholy Tales from Banaras is a collection of stories centers around the holy and spiritual town of Banaras where the world comes to die and attain Moksha. A temple priest dies in mysterious circumstances of heart seizure, a temple under evil spirits and a town taken over by negative occult powers and demonic omens. We see the mystery unfold has two odd balls one a Aghodi Sadhu and the other a Snake charmer called Pitara , take us through a journey of this enchanting town, through murder, mystery deaths and the need to do what your beliefs say. Balance has to be maintained as Shiva is all about Balance, what will be the fate of Chashma Baba as he tries to run from the clutches of Inspector Sharma. This roller coaster ride will take you through the landscapes of this great city and talk about some rather Unholy Tales for a rather very Holy City.

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    In the land of dragons, called Trikula, lived many fierce and fearsome dragons. There was Shishuta, the flying dragon with a long red tongue. He breathed blue flames into the sky, burning trees and grass without batting an eyelid. Then there was Fafnir, the mighty dragon with shimmering green scales. He had five powerful limbs and could swim effortlessly through rivers and waterfalls. His immense strength allowed him to kick any opponent into submission. Next came Sameera, the female dragon, who could fly as fast as lightning. She exhaled thick black smoke from her nostrils, covering the land in a dense cloud that blinded anyone caught within it. Using the smoke as a shield, she could disappear and escape from her attackers. The most magnificent of them all was Kaka, a dragon with gleaming golden scales and a dazzling diamond embedded in the hood of his head. The radiant beams from the diamond could slice through the bodies of his enemies, making them powerless. The villagers and temple priests lived in constant fear of these dragons. Desperate for help, they prayed to the mountain god, Pahad Pati. The god answered their prayers by summoning a legendary dragon slayer named Raka and commanding him to hunt the dragons down, one by one. The stage was set as Raka, the fearless Dragon Slayer, armed himself with his magical flying lasso and his razor-sharp harpoon, Harara, and prepared for the greatest battle of his life.

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Jantar Mantar in New Delhi is one of India's most well-known sites for peaceful public demonstrations. Over the years, it has served as a gathering place where citizens, activists, students, farmers, workers, and various organizations have assembled to voice their concerns, demand justice, and advocate for social and political change.

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THE MOST EXCITING AND THRILLING STATE I VISITED WAS NAGALAND. I ENJOYED KOHIMA AND MON VILLAGE THE MOST. IT WAS THE MOST THRILLING AND WILD EXPERIENCE. I DRANK FROG SOUP AND FEASTED ON PORK CURRY. THE WEATHER WAS AMAZING, AND THE AIR WAS PURE. I VISITED THE HORNBILL FESTIVAL AND CHATTED WITH THE HEAD-HUNTERS OF NAGALAND.

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Mooo is a fat New Jersey cow who lives on a large farm with other cows and bulls. She develops a passion for dancing. She lives with two bulls named Shiv and Shambhu. Although she is fat, she is incredibly nimble and can dance like no one else. She performs the cha-cha, the rumba, and the samba. She dances with a pair of black sheep named Blah! and Cha! Her farmer and owner is annoyed because he needs her for milk, but she is always dancing on the farm's lush green grass. She wears a large bell around her neck that rings and jingles whenever she dances. To keep her under control, the farmer, Sukhi Lal, brings in a sheepdog named Radhey to chase her and stop her from dancing so that she is ready to be milked every morning. Mooo is deeply passionate about dancing and resents the sheepdog. She fights back with the help of her friends, Blah! and Cha! Things take a strange turn when Mooo falls into despair. One night, she dreams that Michael Jackson appears before her and begins teaching her new dance moves from his albums *Thriller* and *Bad*. Inspired by her dream, Mooo becomes an even better dancer and continues dancing despite being chased by the sheepdog.

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  Kranti is the story of a girl born into a brothel, her mother Nayna was sold to the kotha of Buddho Bai and had been brutalized and beaten by the demonic Nagre Sahib. She only knew the Kotha Life and ends up giving birth to Kranti. Her daughter grows up with the love of many aunts and a Hijra called Noora who buys her toys and books. Kranti has one dream to be a top cop and get out of her current Quagmire. She wants to protect her Mon and the inhabitants of the Kotha and intern restore law and order in chaotic crime infested area of Lal Nagar. Will she succeed in her quest and fight her own inner demons and the pain of her mother? Kranti is rip-roaring ride into the lives of brothels operating amongst crime trying to survive. It is a story of Hope and a story of dreams.

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# Bhaji The story is set in a vegetable market called Sabzi Pur. Here, we meet a vendor named Ram Lal, who sells the finest vegetables in the market. His vegetables are the freshest, with a rich texture and impressive size. The vegetables, however, do not want to be eaten. Whenever a customer comes to buy them, they become frightened. The kakdi (cucumber) hides behind a bunch of tomatoes, while Baaja Brinjal starts singing soulful and sad melodies like, *"Jaane Kahan Gaye Woh Din."* Madam Sujata is a housewife and an excellent cook. She has two young children, Bablu and Babli. One day, she buys vegetables from Ram Lal to prepare a delicious pulao at home. She washes the vegetables—gajar (carrot), muli (radish), and tamatar (tomato). Then she begins chopping, slicing, and grinding them. The vegetables talk to one another as they fear being chopped, ground in the mixer, and cooked in the hot oven. Mr. Aloo, the fat potato, suddenly jumps out of the frying pan and rolls across the kitchen floor. The vegetables desperately try to escape the sizzling pan filled with hot cooking oil. All hell breaks loose as Sujata runs around the kitchen, trying to prepare the meal while the vegetables dash in every direction, attempting to escape through the windows and the ventilator. Will Sujata succeed in cooking her meal, or will the vegetables join forces and make a daring escape from her kitchen? Read this rib-tickling comic about a group of talking vegetables who simply want to survive and escape the oven's fiery heat. Join them on an unforgettable comedy adventure filled with laughter, chaos, and plenty of vegetables with minds of their own!

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Sanjana was an eight-year-old girl who studied in senior nursery school and loved to play with dolls. She had a huge dollhouse that her father, Naveen, had gifted her on her birthday. Her favourite dolls were Lara, Tara, and Sara. Lara was lean and graceful, with snow-white hair, and she could dance like Michael Jackson. She would dance all day on Sanjana's bed. Tara was traditional, always dressed in a sari or a shalwar kameez. She was excellent at domestic chores. She would clean up Sanjana's books, tidy her room, organize her cupboard, and even iron her school clothes. Sara was a feisty doll and a health enthusiast. She would teach Sanjana exercises such as Pilates and yoga to keep her fit. She would also exercise with her and teach her about spirituality and meditation. Sanjana loved spending time with her dolls. Whenever her mother or father entered the room, the dolls would return to the dollhouse and become motionless like statues. But as soon as her parents left, they would come alive again and play with Sanjana. All hell broke loose when Naveen bought Sanjana a fluffy cat doll and a fluffy battery-operated dog. Whenever the button was pressed, the dog would bark and chase the dolls around the house. Sanjana named the dog Woffy and the cat Diamond because it had shiny, diamond-shaped eyes.