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There are two strains of narrative in Avarana. One is pivoted on Khwaja Jahan, the young prince whose kingdom was ravaged by the invading Moguls and he was captured and converted to a eunuch to serve in Jananas. The other is the plight of Lakshmi/Razia who converts to Islam for wedding a muslim lover. The reader discovers that the pillaging religion has remained unchanged over the centuries.Regional books are literary treasures that reflect the rich cultural, historical, and social essence of India’s diverse linguistic heritage. Available in multiple Indian languages. regional books offer access to stories, knowledge, and traditions rooted in local cultures.Regional books are instrumental in preserving language and promoting reading habits among native speakers, especially children and students