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Manoshi Sinha Rawal

Bestselling Author, Blogger, Speaker, Historyand Ancient Temples Researcher, Heritage Traveler.
Bestselling Author, Blogger, Speaker, Historyand Ancient Temples Researcher, Heritage Traveler.

Manoshi Sinha (Rawal) is the author of several books  including The Eighth Avatar, Blue Vanquisher, and Saffron Swords, a bestseller. She is an independent Researcher on Indian History and ancient Temples. She is the founder of www.myindiamyglory.com, an emagazine that describes Bharat from ancient to present with special focus on History, culture and heritage. She has delivered talks on Indian history and heritage at various platforms including TedX. Also a blogger, she has interviewed a few freedom fighters.   A writer by passion and an ex-editor of a magazine and few publishing houses, MaRead More...


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Blue Vanquisher
Books by Manoshi Sinha Rawal

Circa 3216 BCE! The end of Dwapar Yug! The first battle between Krishn and Jarasandh, the king of Magadh, ended in favor of the former. Sixteen more battles followed, one after another, with grander strategies and bigger armies in the outskirts of Mathura. To avert the 18th battle, Krishn did something. What did Krishn do?

The enmity between Krishn and Jarasandh continued. Krishn was anointed king of Dwarka. He encountered Satyabhama,

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The Eighth Avatar
Books by Manoshi Sinha Rawal

Circa 3230 BCE! Dwapar Yug, the end of the Third Age after Satya Yug and Treta Yug, described in the Purans! It was midnight on Ashtami Tithi in the Hindu lunar month of Bhadrapad, corresponding to August of the Gregorian calendar.

After six of the darkest nights in seven years when all of his six brothers were killed soon after their birth, there came another such night. Entire Mathura mourned with winds howling and dusk giving way to an appalling rainy

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Blue Vanquisher
Books by Manoshi Sinha Rawal

Circa 3216 BCE! The end of Dwapar Yug! The first battle between Krishn and Jarasandh, the king of Magadh, ended in favor of the former. Sixteen more battles followed, one after another, with grander strategies and bigger armies in the outskirts of Mathura. To avert the 18th battle, Krishn did something. What did Krishn do?

The enmity between Krishn and Jarasandh continued. Krishn was anointed king of Dwarka. He encountered Satyabhama,

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The Eighth Avatar
Books by Manoshi Sinha Rawal

Circa 3230 BCE! Dwapar Yug, the end of the Third Age after Satya Yug and Treta Yug, described in the Purans! It was midnight on Ashtami Tithi in the Hindu lunar month of Bhadrapad, corresponding to August of the Gregorian calendar.

After six of the darkest nights in seven years when all of his six brothers were killed soon after their birth, there came another such night. Entire Mathura mourned with winds howling and dusk giving way to an appalling rainy

Read More... Buy Now Read Sample

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