A must-read not just for the racy narrative but also to learn how financial and legal systems work in India. I firmly believe that the more aware and vigilant the layperson becomes, the better the chances to prevent systems made by the well-intended from becoming riddled with gaping loopholes by the greedy and unscrupulous. And such books, informatively and splendidly, serve that purpose.
Author: Ratna Prabha
Ratna is an ex-banker who is now dabbling in writing. She has been at it for over five years now freelancing as a ghost-writer. She hopes to make a foray into the world of writing with stories, poems, and retellings of myths and legends from across the world.
Ratna manages her personal blog https://nerdynarratives.blogspot.com/, her version of
Indian myths, legends, and folklore.
May I, Pretty Please?
“May I have a McD’s burger for lunch, mom?” chimed my 12-year-old as she spooned upma into her mouth, her beseeching voice sounding irresistibly endearing,
First Love
The beat of the unsteady heart; thump, thump, The power of infatuation. The goosebumps, tingles, titillations, happily confused mind in a stump, First love, a
Hope Needs a Nudge
The shrill sound of the alarm rudely awakened Rekha. She was sipping her morning tea sitting on a balcony overlooking a spectacular view of snow-capped
The Story of Ahalya
Brahma was awestruck as he looked at her for the first time. She was one of his most wondrous creations. He couldn’t help feeling a
The Trunk of Debts
Arjuna was sitting near the stream, his face contorted with miserable, helpless rage. Here the six of them were struggling in the wilderness. In Hastinapur,