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In this stream-of-consciousness novel, the protagonist, Manav, makes a physical and metaphorical journey back to Kashmir and relives the past as a part of the present. Rooh emerges as a deeply touching story of tender but broken people he meets along this journey.

Woh Kaun Thi? is an Audible Original thriller starring Rohit Bose Roy directed by Sampat Chari. Inspector Vijay Desai (Rohit Bose Roy) investigates a murder case, witnessed by a captivating and mysterious woman whose existence and back story thrill Vijay's personal life thereby questioning his belief in marriage, desire and the supernatural.

This is the story of a toy that everyone yearned for. A toy that was found, caught, and caged. This is the story Mohit, the beloved of God. A love story you ask? Well, it could have been. But some stories are best left incomplete. This is a story of how a small spark led to the biggest fire ever. A story about love, passion, and obsession taken to the greatest heights possible. A story of a man’s love for a girl.

This is my first podcast, please have fun listening and give feedback.

This podcast is all about topics varying from ,family issues,physical and mental health,it's all about learning new things here and to understand one's individual self much better,here were more like better yourself than just be ur current self

De l’immigration, l’inclusion et l’innovation. Ici, vous écoutez les podcasts dont j’ai participer à la création et/ou production. C’est ma passion depuis 15 ans, l’époque ou internet était encore dial-up.

Love story of two hearts which can be aparted by distance but can't stay far by their rooh.

Join us on learning how Punjab became a fraction of a fraction of what it originally was less than 100 years ago, how different massacres, movements, and human rights violations were done by organizations and then covered up, along with how a land once agriculturally rich and full of resources became a desert and a war ground as a result of political parties specifically against Punjabi and Sikh citizens.

Author Mehar Parveen presents a collection of nazams.