The Chronicle of Sapta Sindhu by Aporva Kala

But his wide research, travels and reading are enough to make the time and labour worth it all. He can be contacted at He is present at twitter aporvakala1.and at facebook, authorapurva.“The history of any country begins with its geography.” With this startling and seemingly paradoxical statement on the inner jacket flap of this pleasantly-designed book (the author’s second), the reader’s curiosity is piqued.Įconomist-environmentalist-urban theorist-writer Sanjeev Sanyal starts off with the admission that he is presenting a history of India’s geography, despite his lack of training as historian or geographer. S.C.Kala was a renowned historian, curator and excavator and has written books on the Indus Valley and the Harappan culture.Īporva is single, explores various genres of fiction, and is ready with two books to be released next month, tentatively titled, ‘Black Coffin, Sweet flowers’.

The present book is a result of a painstaking research in which he was guided by his grandfather’s research. The quest of fictionalizing the ‘normal’ and look for the absurd made him pen his first book, ‘.’ He followed it up with his second book, ‘Alchemsit of The East’ which he says was a part of his unlearning. He has been a media man, a mentor, a yoga trainer and a teacher of philosophy.

Sushyo is fighting only not for his survival but also to regain the lost kingdom of Arianna and to avenge his parents' death.Ī bloody Saga of epic proportions by the master story teller Aporva kala.Īporva wears many a hats. Yatrayamini the daughter of Yatra is the incarnate of goddesses Shakti but even she cannot fight the fateful evils that befalls on her.Ī deadly war ensues at the banks of Farah river and the plains of Helmand. Dhumbi, the dravid guru has been sentenced to seven year Kala Pahar and he seeks revenge from Yatra. However things are not as they seem at Sapta Sindhu. His grandfather the Captain is bringing Avesta, the holy book of Median rulers and he keeps it in the safe custody of Yatravalkaya, the acharya of Sapta Sindhu. Enter Sushyont from Mesopotamia who is the son of kara Indash and is the rightful heir of the throne of Arianna. Queen Kassanddraa has an evil eye on the peace loving Sapta Sindhu region.

The book is India's first proto historical novel, following the destiny of the people of Indus valley and their inter-linking with the people of Arianna and Mesopotamia.

The Chronicle of Sapta Sindhu by Aporva Kala