THE RIGVEDA CODE

by Rashmi Raswalkar Chendvankar

600 BC.... Three Hundred years after the epochal Mahabharata War... India is still haunted by the shadows of the devastating conflict of the Kuru cousins, which almost destroyed the entire land.... The epicentre of power has now shifted to the kingdom of Vrij, situated on the northern banks of the Ganga, ruled by an ambitious king who would not stop at anything to lay his hands on the most powerful weapon of the Mahabharata age... Soaring ambitions have once again brought the ancient civilisation on the dark brink of another full-scale war.... Against this backdrop, a warrior princess is set to change the political legacy of Ancient India - guided by her destiny... and a phenomenal man, who lived three hundred years before her... A man who is considered God today, but whose greatest contribution lies buried below layers of ancient history... And buried below these very layers, lies the story of this warrior princess, who unravelled the mystery of His code - an eternal way to establish dharma in Bharat... Will the princess change the way kingdoms in India are ruled? What is the destiny of Bharat?

228 pages, Paperback

Published April 30, 2015

Reviews

[Rohan · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Rigveda code is primarily a book about political intrigue and army strategy. The endgame can be figured out if you are an ancient indian history fanatic. I liked the twist didn't instantly figure it out and that's great.

The biggest flaw with this book was in my opinion its name. Rigveda Code for me conjures up a puzzle solving race like Dan Brown or a futuristic sci-fi story. It would have been better to name the story The Hidden Secret of Rigveda or something