The Aryavarta Chronicles : The Battle of Fates
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- ISBN13: 9789347014635
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Prabhat Prakashan
- Publisher Imprint: NA
- Pages: NA
- Language: English
- Edition: NA
- Item Weight: 500
- BISAC Subject(s): Religion & Spirituality
On the land of Aryavarta, truth has never been simple, and heroes have never been innocent. The Mahabharata is not just a tale of gods and warriors-it is a saga of ambition, betrayal, love, and destiny. The Aryavarta Chronicles is not merely a retelling of this epic; it breathes new life into it.
Here, you will meet Bhishma not as a distant patriarch, but as a man tormented by his vows and their consequences. You will walk with Amba, the forsaken princess whose fury shook kingdoms. You will feel the fire of Karna-born of the sun yet abandoned to the river, mocked as a "sutaputra" yet destined to defy fate itself.
Every page brushes away the dust of centuries to reveal the beating hearts behind the legends. The questions they posed are the questions we still face today: What is dharma? Is loyalty greater than justice? Can a person challenge destiny?
This isn't just a retelling it reimagines and redefines the Mahabharata, not as a distant myth, but as a living, breathing saga of love, loss, betrayal and war.
This isn't just a tale from the past. This is Aryavarta alive again: unbreakable, human, and unforgettable.
Here, you will meet Bhishma not as a distant patriarch, but as a man tormented by his vows and their consequences. You will walk with Amba, the forsaken princess whose fury shook kingdoms. You will feel the fire of Karna-born of the sun yet abandoned to the river, mocked as a "sutaputra" yet destined to defy fate itself.
Every page brushes away the dust of centuries to reveal the beating hearts behind the legends. The questions they posed are the questions we still face today: What is dharma? Is loyalty greater than justice? Can a person challenge destiny?
This isn't just a retelling it reimagines and redefines the Mahabharata, not as a distant myth, but as a living, breathing saga of love, loss, betrayal and war.
This isn't just a tale from the past. This is Aryavarta alive again: unbreakable, human, and unforgettable.
Anish Pandey is where numbers meet narratives-where precision resonates with imagination. A graduate of the University of Mysore, he has shaped countless young minds, guiding students through the nation's toughest academic challenges the IIT-JEE and the IOQM. For him, mathematics is not just a subject, but a lens to see patterns in both equations and existence.
Yet, behind this mentor of mathematics lies a storyteller of myths. Anish's lifelong love for epics, fiction, and the mysteries of science and physics fuels his writing. His debut work, 'Cloaked', explored the very science of extinction, weaving curiosity with wonder.
With The Aryavarta Chronicles, he turns to the Mahabharata not as a distant myth, but as a vibrant saga of love, loss, vows, and vengeance. His retelling strips away the marble of divinity to reveal the beating hearts of gods, kings, and warriors. Blending the intellectual depth of a teacher with the emotional resonance of a poet, Anish Pandey invites readers to experience the Mahabharata not as a narrated story, but as a truth to be remembered.
His voice is fresh, evocative, and fearless. His vision-timeless.
Yet, behind this mentor of mathematics lies a storyteller of myths. Anish's lifelong love for epics, fiction, and the mysteries of science and physics fuels his writing. His debut work, 'Cloaked', explored the very science of extinction, weaving curiosity with wonder.
With The Aryavarta Chronicles, he turns to the Mahabharata not as a distant myth, but as a vibrant saga of love, loss, vows, and vengeance. His retelling strips away the marble of divinity to reveal the beating hearts of gods, kings, and warriors. Blending the intellectual depth of a teacher with the emotional resonance of a poet, Anish Pandey invites readers to experience the Mahabharata not as a narrated story, but as a truth to be remembered.
His voice is fresh, evocative, and fearless. His vision-timeless.