Bihari Bhasha

Animesh, a man reincarnated into a parallel world in India, finds himself selected as the puppet Prime Minister in 1996, right after the government of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and the BJP has collapsed. Waking up just days before taking the oath of office, Animesh discovers that he has been granted access to a powerful system designed to aid in the management of the government. With his parents serving as influential members of parliament, Animesh has the support and connections needed to sway the political landscape in his favor. Determined to restore India to its ancient glory, Animesh harnesses the capabilities of the system, aiming to lead the nation back to its rightful place. Will he be able to make India great again, embodying the spirit of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—the idea that the world is one family? --- This is all fictional world and nothing to do with reality.

In the bustling heart of Bihar, 2000, Krish Singh, a seemingly ordinary 16-year-old, awakens to an extraordinary reality. Transported to an alternate timeline, he finds himself as the heir to Bihar's wealthiest businessman, surrounded by opulence and power. Yet, the true twist lies within—a mysterious voice echoing in his mind, introducing itself as the Villain System. This enigmatic system offers Krish a tantalizing proposition: harness villain points by plundering the luck of his enemies, exchange them for mystical items, and ascend to unimaginable heights of power. With newfound strength, wealth, and an attribute panel showcasing his burgeoning potential, Krish embarks on a journey to redefine his destiny. From enhancing his charm and vitality to mastering skills like chess and basketball, he begins to reshape the world around him. But beneath the allure of power lies a darker path. As Krish navigates this morally ambiguous world, he must grapple with the cost of his actions, the weight of his choices, and the enemies that arise in response to his meteoric rise. Will he emerge as a force of destruction, or will his humanity shine through the shadows? Chronicles of Krish Singh: The Villain’s System is a thrilling tale of ambition, power, and self-discovery. Perfect for fans of system novels, anti-heroes, and stories where the lines between good and evil blur, this novel promises an electrifying journey through a world of wealth, vengeance, and intrigue.

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Once upon a time, there was a Bihari boy called Madhav. He fell in love with a rich girl from Delhi called Riya. Madhav did not speak English well. Riya did. Madhav wanted a relationship. Riya didn't. Riya just wanted friendship. Madhav didn't. Riya suggested a compromise. She agreed to be his half-girlfriend.

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Abhimanyu is a 16-year-old skilled martial arts expert, who commands respect and fear in his hometown of Bihar. Despite his reputation, Abhimanyu finds himself at odds with his grandfather, who unexpectedly orders him to leave Bihar for a year to complete his 12th-grade studies in Delhi. Confused and frustrated by his grandfather's decision, Abhimanyu questions the need to leave Bihar when he could easily study there. He struggles to understand the reason behind such a harsh punishment, especially considering his prowess and influence in Bihar. As Abhimanyu prepares to embark on this unexpected journey to Delhi, he grapples with conflicting emotions and seeks answers to his grandfather's decision. The story delves into Abhimanyu's internal conflict as he navigates the challenges of leaving behind his familiar surroundings and embarking on a new chapter in his life.

A girl from small town, just want to experience all the odds and goods of life, rejecting the comfortable and easy life, she runs away to find her better self. And she knows her journey is not going to be easy. this is a bihari girl and dialogues are written in local language, I might change that after few chapters.

Once upon a time, there was a Bihari boy called Madhav. He fell in love with a rich girl from Delhi called Riya. Madhav did not speak English well. Riya did. Madhav wanted a relationship. Riya didn't. Riya just wanted friendship. Madhav didn't. Riya suggested a compromise. She agreed to be his half-girlfriend.

1. Introduction of the protagonist, Ravi, a young boy from a small village in Bihar. 2. Ravi discovers an ancient artifact while playing near the river. 3. The artifact has mysterious powers that start to change Ravi's life. 4. Ravi's journey to understand the artifact and its connection to his village's history.

This story is about the lesser known rebellion of 1781. Which was carried out in Bihar by zamindars. Rudra was one such zamindar who participated in activities that made governance of Bihar difficult. Consequently, he lost his Zamindari to the company and got caught up in a dilemma between which was the right thing to do. Upon reaching a certain answer he strikes back to reclaim his people becoming one of the zamindars who revolted against the company providing momentum to Fateh Bahadur Sahis revolt and army of twenty thousand while dwelling and highlighting t he reasons that allowed the company of a few hundred rule a nation of hundreds of millions.  In conclusion, it makes one question whether or not they are the future our ancestors hoped for resulting in the churning of ones heart and soul. which forces one to become a better self and contribute in development of Bharat.

Divya and Nitin met in the summer of love, each seeking to make their lives better for themselves and their families. From a chance encounter to a beautiful romance, their love story is as captivating as the stories of India. As each unravels the other's secrets and learns what life has to offer, they grow closer, moving their hearts and minds to the future. Join Divya and Nitin as they face their destiny on a journey of love and hope, in the backdrop hustles of Bihar. Experience with them the struggles and the joy !

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