Sangacchadhvam: A Story Inspired by Rg-Vedic Facts Anonymous Village on the Banks of the Sindhu Part - 1 - Paperback

ABOUT THE BOOK:

Sangacchadhvam is a story which, while taking a leap of imagination, is still firmly grounded in facts. While doing so, the story makes a sincere effort to present the reality of the Rg-Vedic literature. Weaving together numerous facts related to Rg-Vedic society, economics, politics, dharma, and karma, this story is not only informative but also purposeful. It would appeal to any person who is even slightly curious about our cultural roots, irrespective of his or her age.

"The Rg-Veda... the root of Indian civilisation and traditions... along with the fundamental knowledge contained in it should reach every person. The effort made in this direction is commendable, and writing an interesting novel based on the facts of the Rg-Veda is also quite unique."

- Prof. (Dr.) Surendra Kumar Jaiswal

Former Head of Department, Ancient Indian History and Archaeology, University of Lucknow

"The Sangacchadhvam novel series, without a doubt, contains the original and traditional facts related to the Rg-Vedic period. The exploration of scattered facts vis-à-vis Rg-Vedic period and the presentation of those facts in the form of a story reminds me of Pañcatantra."

- Prof. (Dr.) Sanjay Dwivedi

Director General, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi

"The entire narrative, plot, and writing style is such that we can see our own life unfolding in front of us in the form of a story which, despite having a background related to ancient times, gives a feeling of being ever fresh."

- Dr. Abhishek Kumar

Associate Professor and Director, Anant National University, Ahmedabad
"The serious effort put to transform a subject like Rg-Veda in the form of a novel is really commendable."

- Manoj Muntashir