Kevein Books and Reviews

"The View from the Forbidden Window" serves as an exceptionally apt title when viewed through the perspective of its lead character, Kritika. This compelling work of fiction is uniquely layered with heavy doses of travelogue and memoir elements, creating an immersive reading experience. Life takes an unprecedented turn when Kritika packs her bags for Spain to study Spanish at a new university. Right from her arrival at the foreign airport, mysterious forces—akin to a confluence of like-minded individuals begin aligning to shape her paths and her allied destiny. She is drawn into what feels like an intangible mission, one whose true purpose remains unknown even to herself. As the narrative unfolds, she confronts deep-seated taboos and ancient folklores hidden behind every day curtains. Kritika soon finds her life standing at the crossroads of complex conflicts, weaving together personal interests, diverse cultures, societal taboos, ancestral lineages, and the ultimate pursuit ...

In the contemporary landscape of Hindi philosophical literature, Drishta Drishay Aur Darshan by Dr. Madhu Kapoor emerges as a profound and intellectually rigorous exploration. Rooted deeply in the rich tradition of Darshan Shastra, this book ventures far beyond the conventional boundaries of academic philosophy. Instead, it invites readers into an expansive dialogue concerning epistemology, existentialism, and the logic governing dimensions of human experience that frequently escape everyday observation. Dr. Kapoor has crafted a text that addresses the unseen, the unspoken, and the deeply neglected facets of human consciousness. At its core, the book investigates the intricate, triangular relationship implied by its title: the Drishta (the Seer or the observer), the Drishay (the visible world or the observed), and Darshan (the philosophical framework or vision). Rather than offering neat, prepackaged conclusions, Dr. Kapoor uses these foundational concepts to guide her audience toward ...

“Journey Beyond the Journey: Where Roads End and Realisations Begin” is a quiet, contemplative exploration of human vulnerability, chance encounters, and the profound epiphanies that often hide in the most mundane corners of everyday life. The premise of the book is disarmingly simple, drawing inspiration from the unpredictable nature of travel itself. While on a solo expedition through the scenic yet isolating landscapes of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the narrator boards a local bus in Port Blair. What is meant to be a routine commute transforms into a life-altering dialogue when a stranger named Chakradoot takes the seat beside him. Unlike the carefree narrator, Chakradoot is weighed down by the practicalities of a working life, immediately establishing an intriguing contrast between the footloose traveler and the weary commuter. What follows is not merely a casual conversation, but a raw, unvarnished confession. Chakradoot is a complex, eccentric character who wears his quirks ...

CBN @ 361 Degrees – The Polymath, authored by Dr. Sakhamuru Srinivasa Prasad, offers a compelling and comprehensive exploration of the political journey, leadership vision, and governance philosophy of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. Officially launched on June 16, 2026, during a diaspora event organized by the Kakatiya Cultural Association in Singapore, the book marked a significant milestone when its inaugural copies were presented to Dr. Shilpak Ambule, India's High Commissioner to Singapore. Following the book's tremendous reception, Dr. Prasad was honored with the Presidential Polymath Award – India at the Global Brand Awards in August 2026, held at Temple Trees in Colombo, Sri Lanka. At its core, the biographical work delivers light on social and economic development reforms of CBN. By examining Naidu’s career through a lens of pragmatic statesmanship, the author draws insightful parallels between his vision-driven administration and globally celebrate...

Milo the Mouse, Carl the Car and the Monster Truck Menace by G.V. is an absolute delight for toddlers and children under five, offering a vibrant and immersive reading experience that easily captures young imaginations. From the very first page, the book stands out through its exceptionally beautiful illustrations. Every character and backdrop is rendered with bright, eye-catching hues, ensuring that the visual world of the story is just as engaging as the narrative itself. At its core, the story delivers a heart-warming message about the power of friendship, facing unexpected challenges head-on, and finding joy in shared discoveries. The plot kicks off when Milo the Mouse and Carl the Car, two unlikely best friends, set off for a casual ride. Their peaceful journey is suddenly interrupted when an imposing monster truck blocks their path and forcefully challenges them to a race. Undeterred, Milo and Carl jump right into action. As they navigate the course, the journey transforms from a...

Published in 2026, Newsfire stands as a sweeping, deeply personal memoir by veteran Indian journalist, media strategist, and environmental crusader B. N. Kumar—widely known across media circles simply as BNK. Far more than a conventional retrospective, the book seamlessly integrates three distinct perspectives into a single compelling narrative: a living history of modern Indian journalism, a frontline witness account of pivotal political upheavals, and an urgent manifesto for environmental conservation. Over a canvas spanning five decades, Kumar chronicles the seismic shifts in India’s democratic fabric through an authentic and resolute lens. Kumar adopts an engaging, non-linear approach to chart his origins. He traces his ancestral roots from rural Andhra Pradesh to a mobile, disciplined upbringing across various Indian Army cantonments, shaped by his father’s military postings. This nomadic childhood instilled in him an early adaptability, fierce independence, and an observant eye f...