▲ 46 r/PratilipiIndia+8 crossposts

Manav Aur Sankat Poem in Hindi

This is the poem I have written. And also, I have copyright of it. Please guys share your feedback. I am a new writer. I write poems and stories in Hindi. I published it on pratilipi app.

u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 7 days ago
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Is it true that Hindi language speaking people are not interested in reading Hindi Novels?

Weird isn't it? But I feel that Hindi speaking people are not interested or don't want to read Hindi Novels. And it's not about Novels only, one can easily sense that this thing is happening in everything whether books, comics, study materials. I don't think it's hate. I am a Bhojpuri speaking person, whose second language is Hindi. Throughout my academic journey, I communicate everyone in Hindi. But our bookish language is English. But that didn't mean we didn't want to read things in Hindi. In fact, I read whole Harry Potter series in Hindi. And because I know Hindi from childhood, I could sense everything of the translated version of that series. And also because the Hindi version was very well written. But today, perhaps, people are losing interest in reading in Hindi. Please share your thoughts.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 1 month ago
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About publishing books!

Hello everyone, I recently write a story both in hindi as well as english (my first novella), researched and found that amazon kdp would great for publishing story as an ebook format. Published it in both languages. And then, another ebook of another epic-fantasy, coming of age story in hindi uploaded. That's a great thing for me. Then, I thought, why not publishing book. Kdp also give this option to publish books as well. I again researched about it and realised that kdp only publish english version and not Hindi. That's ok. I have uploaded an english version as well. I made a format for book, which kdp accepted and published also. I wanted my author copy. I followed the links and realised that the book will be printed in another country like USA, UK, ITALY, etc. then, it will be shipped to India. And this will make book so enpensive like 1300-1500 in indian currency. That's pretty much high price. And also, you can not publish Hindi version book too. So, I decided to publish my story in India but I have no idea how. Yes, I have copyrights of my work as well. I know there are traditional ways to publish as well but they will take more time just to answer, will they publish or not. Please suggest some ways.

Thank you!

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 1 month ago

About publishing books!

Hello everyone, I recently write a story both in hindi as well as english (my first novella), researched and found that amazon kdp would great for publishing story as an ebook format. Published it in both languages. And then, another ebook of another epic-fantasy, coming of age story in hindi uploaded. That's a great thing for me. Then, I thought, why not publishing book. Kdp also give this option to publish books as well. I again researched about it and realised that kdp only publish english version and not Hindi. That's ok. I have uploaded an english version as well. I made a format for book, which kdp accepted and published also. I wanted my author copy. I followed the links and realised that the book will be printed in another country like USA, UK, ITALY, etc. then, it will be shipped to India. And this will make book so enpensive like 1300-1500 in indian currency. That's pretty much high price. And also, you can not publish Hindi version book too. So, I decided to publish my story in India but I have no idea how. Yes, I have copyrights of my work as well. I know there are traditional ways to publish as well but they will take more time just to answer, will they publish or not. Please suggest some ways.

Thank you!

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 1 month ago

What would happen if an elder wants a gift from younger ones?

It's something we usually don't think. Isn't it? But seriously, what would happen if something like that happens? We see our elders, who do their work day and night but they don't expect anything from their young ones. But think about it. I always think about it. And we should take care of our elders.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 1 month ago
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"Chacha Ji - Jadon Aur Rishton Se Aadhunikta Ki Or" Ebook

I have written a story called "Chacha Ji - Jadon Aur Rishton Se Aadhunikta Ki Or (चाचा जी - जड़ों और रिश्तों से आधुनिकता की ओर)" in Hindi on Amazon Kindle.

In a quiet Indian village where tradition and change coexist, a deeply moving story unfolds, one that challenges the true meaning of progress.

Chacha Ji, a man deeply rooted in values ​​and wisdom, has dedicated his life not only to nurturing his family but also to enriching the soul of his village. For him, the true measure of development lies not in machinery, but in the unity and growth of the people. However, when his son Mahesh returns from the city with modern ideas and a transformed mindset, an unspoken conflict begins to brew between them.

What starts as a mere difference of opinion soon escalates into something far more painful, misunderstandings, bruised egos, and a widening emotional chasm between father and son.

This story is not just about the clash between the two; it delves into a profound question: can modern thinking and traditional values ​​truly coexist?

Set against the backdrop of a changing village, this narrative offers a compelling and heart-touching exploration of family, values, and the journey of discovering one's own identity.

Hope, you like it.

Your feedbacks are welcome.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 1 month ago
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Published Ebook in English on KDP and KDP Unlimited

I have written a story, "Chacha Ji - From Roots and Relationships to Modernity". It is a heartfelt story set in an Indian village. It's about a gentleman, people call him "Chacha Ji".

"Chacha Ji" is a respectful Hindi term meaning Uncle. It is often used not only for a father's younger brother but also as an affectionate way of addressing an elder.

Through his wisdom, compassion, and vision, he inspires people to believe that a small and consistent effort brings big changes. Whether through sports, innovation, entrepreneurship, or community spirit, he encourages everyone to grow together.

The story beautifully explores the harmony between tradition and modernity without placing one above the other. It shows that respecting our roots does not mean rejecting new ideas, and embracing modernity does not require abandoning our values. Filled with warmth, hope, and meaningful life lessons, Chacha Ji is a celebration of human relationships and a reminder that a stronger society is built when tradition and progress walk hand in hand.

Lastly, this cover is designed by my sister. She is a good illustrator, as you can see. I am thankful to her.

u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 1 month ago

Writing on google drive is better.

Yeah, I think so. Because that's how you can connect to all devices and write on anyone and anywhere whether you have tab or not, you can still write on your mobile. If you are on laptop, you write on it too. But on an specific app, which works only on one device is perhaps not as viable as compared to Google Drive. If someone has better option please specify.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago

Need advice on Goodreads!

Hello everyone, I am new to writing field and newer Goodreads. I don't know how people read and give reviews on your work. I have seen that people read works and give reviews. I have my work but no idea how Goodreads work. Please help. Thank you!

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago

Looking for feedbacks for Chacha Ji - From Roots and Relationships to Modernity

Sorry for the flair, I used but I have written a story in English/Hindi. Looking for reader, who loves to read story about social issues, family drama, generation, entrepreneurship, innovation, village life. Based on the idea, you get gifts from your parents on your birthday. What would happen if your parents want gift on their birthday? If anyone interested, you can DM me. Thank you.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago
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KDP sends message about royalty but i don't get it in my account!

From two months KDP sending me kdp royalty payment notification in sales recorded. And it says payment will be made to your bank account and should be appear in your available balance within 2 to 5 business days after the payment date. But payment is not coming. Is there any reason behind it? Please help.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago
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Published my Ebook in English on KDP and KDP Unlimited

I have written and published my ebook "Chacha Ji - From Roots and Relationships to Modernity" on Kindle and also on Kindle Unlimited in English. This is the English version of the Hindi version story with the name "Chacha Ji - Jadon Aur Rishton Se Aadhunikta Ki Or".

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A heartwarming literary novel about family, tradition, change, and the conflict between generations.

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More than a story about family conflict, the novel is a reflection on change, innovation, and entrepreneurship. It shows how small ideas, combined with determination and compassion, can transform lives, strengthen communities, and create opportunities for future generations, without losing the values that hold society together.

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Overview:

In a quiet Indian village, where tradition and change walk side by side, a deeply emotional story unfolds—one that challenges the very meaning of progress.

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Chacha Ji, a man deeply rooted in values, wisdom, and community spirit, has spent his entire life not only nurturing his family but also preserving the soul of his village. To him, true development is not measured by machines or modern infrastructure, but by the growth of people and the strength of their relationships.

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However, when his son Mahesh returns from the city with modern ideas and a changed perspective on life, an unspoken conflict begins to grow between them.

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What starts as a simple difference in viewpoints soon develops into something far more painful—misunderstandings, wounded pride, and an increasing emotional distance between father and son.

​

This is not merely a story about a family conflict. At its heart lies a profound question:

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Can modern thinking and traditional values truly coexist?

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Set against the backdrop of a changing village, this novel is a powerful and moving exploration of family, values, identity, and the search for understanding in a rapidly changing world.

u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago
▲ 29 r/Hindireads+8 crossposts

[Free from 16 to 17 June] Published my second ebook on KDP and KDP Unlimited in Hindi

I have written and published my second ebook "Chacha Ji - Jadon Aur Rishton Se Aadhunikta Ki Or" on Kindle and also on Kindle Unlimited. A heartwarming literary novel about family, tradition, change, and the conflict between generations in Hindi language.

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More than a story about family conflict, the novel is a reflection on change, innovation, and entrepreneurship. It shows how small ideas, combined with determination and compassion, can transform lives, strengthen communities, and create opportunities for future generations, without losing the values that hold society together.

​

Overview:

In a quiet Indian village, where tradition and change walk side by side, a deeply emotional story unfolds—one that challenges the very meaning of progress.

​

Chacha Ji, a man deeply rooted in values, wisdom, and community spirit, has spent his entire life not only nurturing his family but also preserving the soul of his village. To him, true development is not measured by machines or modern infrastructure, but by the growth of people and the strength of their relationships.

​

However, when his son Mahesh returns from the city with modern ideas and a changed perspective on life, an unspoken conflict begins to grow between them.

​

What starts as a simple difference in viewpoints soon develops into something far more painful—misunderstandings, wounded pride, and an increasing emotional distance between father and son.

​

This is not merely a story about a family conflict. At its heart lies a profound question:

​

Can modern thinking and traditional values truly coexist?

​

Set against the backdrop of a changing village, this novel is a powerful and moving exploration of family, values, identity, and the search for understanding in a rapidly changing world.

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Please checkout here, give your feedback and if possible recommend to others: https://amzn.in/d/06sP3TKJ

u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago
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Published my first Ebook on KDP in Hindi

I published my first novel "Maniram And The Chandrakant Mani" novel in Hindi.

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It is an Epic-fantasy adventure, where a boy somehow managed to go to a different world and in a country of magic world, where a king rules his kingdom. But the community of the society is divided on the basis of talent one has like, if he has magic power, he will go to magic community, if someone has sword power, he will go to sword community, like that. According to the talent he has, he chooses and starts taking training and make friends. But then, something weird started happening. Someone is doing something mysteriously.

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It is available on Amazon KDP and KDP UNLIMITED. I am looking for feedback. Instead of just giving hate, if possible please do constructive criticism.

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If possible, chechout here: https://amzn.in/d/0cfSvw7B

u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/IndieBookPromo+2 crossposts

Positice start of a journey!

Few days back, I published my first ebook, "Maniram And The Chandrakant Mani" in Hindi language on Amazon kdp. I had a close eye on kdp and to my surprise, today I saw 13 ebooks sold and 598 pages read. Cover of my ebook is gaining amazing response on various groups on reddit. Nice to know that People want book version and in English language. Yes, couple of people hate it, that's ok but some people gave me feedback with constructive criticism. And I am thankful to them. Btw overall experience is amazing. I am learning. Yes, I am a new author, learning things and this is my first Ebook of a series.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago

Published my first Ebook!

After around 20 years of just thinking about the story and wrote different versions, finally, wrote the complete story. It is an Epic-fantasy adventure story "Manjram And The Chandrakant Mani" in Hindi language published on Kindle with Kindle Unlimited. Yes, I am proud of it. Can't imagine that I have completed it. And yes, it was so happy feeling while writing and thinking about the plot and what will next, how to make it and so many things.

The ebook is now on Kindle!

You can find the link in my profile.

If you decide to read it, I'd really appreciate your feedback and an honest review. And if you enjoy the story, please consider recommending it to others who might like fantasy adventures.

Thank you for your support!

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago

[Free until 10 June] Free ebook promotion

I have written and published an ebook "Maniram And The Chandrakant Mani" on Kindle. It is an Epic-fantasy adventure novel in Hindi language. If you would like to check out, the link is on my profile.

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u/Thick-Worldliness756 — 2 months ago