As publishers and promoters of high quality literature, we believe that books open windows to the world and have the power to transform lives. BluOne Ink is an initiative to invoke, experience, share and celebrate this power.
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We publish high quality literature across multiple genres
BluOne Ink is a platform:
- for widely disseminating literature, history and culture, management and leadership in the Indian context & with an Indian ethos
- for discovering new talent in Indian writing across various disciplines
- for established writers of exceptional quality
- for re-educating the youth of India to read and discover their own literary and cultural heritage
- for bringing excellence in publishing and printing
Philosophical texts for an integral approach to life, transcending religions and separative beliefs
Deep dives into topics of education and
philosophy by scholars
Explore the rich heritage of India with books and transliterations in multiple Indian languages
Poetry and literature books in Hindi, Rajasthani,
Bengali, and many others
Foster a habit of reading in children with our upcoming series of children’s books
Richly illustrated, easy-to-read
stories for our young readers
Learn the basics of healthcare management with our series books written by experts
For doctors, by doctors
From The School of Hard Knocks
Real stories of military history, military law and life in a military school
Recollections, memoirs and
personal accounts of military life
Latest Releases
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Somewhere Among the Stars
Somewhere Among the Stars chronicles a woman’s inner quest for Love and Truth across lifetimes and dimensions of being…an adventure of consciousness through rare terrains of Vedanta and Yoga.
Adi Varuni writes on Indian spirituality and mysticism, and lives incognito. -
Jana Awjanar Majhe
Jana Awjanar Majhe is a reflection of the author’s journey of life. It depicts his retrospective feeling about his past, and he tries to bring back those golden days in the mirror of the present.
Having spent most of his childhood and adolescence in Kashi, the details of old Kashi are vibrant in the book. The author, Bimal Chakravartty, carries a range of experiences that he has gathered throughout his long and interesting career. His reflections and ponderings are an added gift for the readers.
In the end, it can be said that it’s not always easy to describe the simple incidents of your life. But the author has done it with perfection and grace. -
Identity’s Last Secret
At its core, Identity’s Last Secret is about a difficult relationship and its aftermath. But to decipher the riddle of such a relationship is no less a challenge than fathoming the enigma of life itself. And, quite graphically, dramatically, it is a blood trail that leads back to the original wounding. That is also the path to the surcease of pain and, eventually, the mastery of suffering.
Which is why this book has stayed with me, urgently and insistently, for the good part of the preceding decade. Not only did the writing of it generate insights and modifications in my life, but also secured changes in the real world. The book could not be published till these transitions resulted in a decisive turn in my world. Like the answer of the universe to a plea or prayer.
More than ever, the writing of this book has convinced me of the power of the word. Can there be any doubt that the word moves and alters reality? Contrary to W.H. Auden’s pessimistic dismissal, “Poetry makes nothing happen,” the word can be life-changing if not earth-shattering. Like a mantra, the energised word, through its very utterance, whether voiced or silent, sends a reverberation across the cosmos.
As to changing our own minds, many have experienced, experimented with, what writing can do. Words come to us from mysterious sources. By invoking, nurturing, formulating, and releasing them, we can modify our circumstances and shift our consciousness.
Writing can be both therapeutic and dynamic. It can heal us and mend hearts. That is because much of our world is actually of our own making. We only think that external forces control our lives.
In realising ourselves, we change our relationship with others and, in fact, with the universe too. Poetry, thus, the writing and reading of it, can fundamentally modify our perception both of ourselves and the world.
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Chhutti ke Din
Chhutti ke Din is a bilingual collection of poems in Hindi and Rajasthani penned (in Hindi) by the eminent author and physician Dr Pariksith Singh, and ably translated (into Rajasthani) by Shri Kalyan Singh Shekhawat as ‘Chhutyan Hala Din’.
This beautifully produced and fully illustrated book in all-color is a collector’s delight.
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March to Justice
An anthology of important judgments across jurisdictions, this book is a unique work. An international release, it contains short essays & commentaries by jurists, judges & academics from around the world on milestone decisions that changed the course of military law in different jurisdictions.
The contents are articulated in simple non-technical language easy to assimilate for a layperson. The book should appeal to the general reader and those interested in the military, law, politics, public policy & human rights.