“mukul deva”

Iqbal, a small-town boy from Lucknow, is lured across the Indian border into Pakistan for training as a jihadi by one of the most dreaded terrorist organizations in the world. Months later, on 29 October 2005, on the eve of Diwali and Eid, a series of bomb blasts unleash death and destruction on the... More

The outgoing American President tries to leave his stamp on posterity after two tenures marred by internal conflict and war. The Middle East is a tinderbox waiting to ignite, while Afghanistan and Iraq are already exploding as the guns continue to boom and bombs go off with unfailing regularity. Pak... More

Iqbal, a simple Muslim boy from Aligarh, is lured across the border into Pakistan to join the ranks of the notorious Lashkar-e-Toiba, one of the most dreaded Islamist militant organizations in the world. Six months later, a series of bomb blasts rip through a busy market in New Delhi, killing dozens... More

M.O.D.E.L.: The Return of the Employee highlights the basic tools one needs to succeed without ignoring the lighter facets of an otherwise tough and strained professional environment. It intends to entertain and direct a professional to look beyond what stares them in the face and work towards havin... More

In war, there is only one aim: to win. In business, the aim is to be the market leader. In the intense competition of today’s corporate world, CEOs cannot merely apply the theories of management they learnt in classrooms—unless, of course, they are content with mediocre success. No corporation c... More

Time After Time.......Mukul Deva's racy, raunchy, deliciously witty and strikingly original take of Life - menopause, men and women, war and peace, writers and counsellors, God and religion - makes compelling reading and helps to find a method in this madness called 'LIFE'.... More

This book higlights the basic toools one needs to be happy and successful and focuses on the lighter facets of an otherwise tought and strained professional environment. It intends to entertain and direct a professional to look beyond what stares her/him in the face and work towards having a genial/... More

Looking Through Glass is a powerful and hugely entertaining novel set in the troubled forties—the era of India’s partition and independence. Often hilariously funny, and shot through with an acute vision of history, this is a passionate and exhilarating novel, a landmark debut by a novelist of g... More