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Ashwatthama ka Abhishap
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Ashwatthama ka Abhishap is a legendary tale of those Puranic characters who have accepted boon and curse alike in order to establish truth, virtue, and injustice in the whole universe. Cursed by Lord Krishna in the Dvapara yuga, Ashwatthama became an immortal. In the Kali yuga, he became the leader of the immortal saviour of the universe, namely Lankapati Vibhishana, Asuraraj Bali, Rambhakt Hanuman, Acharya Kripa, Maharishi Vyasa and Lord Parashurama. 'The curse of ashwatthama' Is his attempt to save the Earth from destruction. A fictional account of his immortal life and the mysteries surrounding it, Ashwatthama ka Abhishap is intriguing and thrilling.
About the Author
M. I. Rajasve: Awarded by Uttar Pradesh Hindi Sansthan Born on 2 June 1967 in Lank village, Shamli district, Uttar Pradesh, M. I. Rajasve started writing during his school life. His first story 'Pratishodh Ki Jwala', which was later titled 'Aag Ka Dariya', was published in several magazines. M. I. Rajasve has done his Masters in History. He has great interest in India's past and it's cultural and historical heritage. Around 70 of his 100 books are based on historical background, characters, and events. An earnest journalist, his writings involve philosophical analysis, deep thinking, and rational assessment. Rajasve has worked as an editor for the magazines Grihshobha, Shubh India, and Haryana Heritage and has also edited several prestigious publications of the country. He has been awarded the Pandey Bechan Sharma Ugra Award by the Uttar Pradesh Hindi Sansthan for the year 2017.
Ashwatthama ka Abhishap is a legendary tale of those Puranic characters who have accepted boon and curse alike in order to establish truth, virtue, and injustice in the whole universe. Cursed by Lord Krishna in the Dvapara yuga, Ashwatthama became an immortal. In the Kali yuga, he became the leader of the immortal saviour of the universe, namely Lankapati Vibhishana, Asuraraj Bali, Rambhakt Hanuman, Acharya Kripa, Maharishi Vyasa and Lord Parashurama. 'The curse of ashwatthama' Is his attempt to save the Earth from destruction. A fictional account of his immortal life and the mysteries surrounding it, Ashwatthama ka Abhishap is intriguing and thrilling.
About the Author
M. I. Rajasve: Awarded by Uttar Pradesh Hindi Sansthan Born on 2 June 1967 in Lank village, Shamli district, Uttar Pradesh, M. I. Rajasve started writing during his school life. His first story 'Pratishodh Ki Jwala', which was later titled 'Aag Ka Dariya', was published in several magazines. M. I. Rajasve has done his Masters in History. He has great interest in India's past and it's cultural and historical heritage. Around 70 of his 100 books are based on historical background, characters, and events. An earnest journalist, his writings involve philosophical analysis, deep thinking, and rational assessment. Rajasve has worked as an editor for the magazines Grihshobha, Shubh India, and Haryana Heritage and has also edited several prestigious publications of the country. He has been awarded the Pandey Bechan Sharma Ugra Award by the Uttar Pradesh Hindi Sansthan for the year 2017.
316 pages, Paperback
Published September 1, 2019
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April 28, 2024
The engrossing tale is based on the mythological premise of the seven immortals – Hanuman, Kripacharya, Bali, Parashuram, Vibhishan, Ved Vyas and Ashwatthama – in today’s world, with allusions to the Delhi CM/LG squabble, the mad dictator Kim Jong Un and the sponsor of global terrorism – Pakistan.
February 9, 2023
A good book for sure. But genuinely it doesn't Live up to my expectations I'm expecting more . The writer blend the fiction and reality nicely All over it's wholesome book so you should read once✨
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