Mufaddal Khumri

For a young man, in undivided India, to be so clear in his beliefs was a case of moral righteousness and a hallmark of inclusivity. A huge step away from bigoted theocracy that had delved deep in to the religious psyche of undivided India ! That mentality led to the partition of this land and today we are witnessing a build up of this instinct of nihilistic self glorification! That too shall have consequences ! The letter should be read by people who profess, fate, faith and belief. Hopefully, India will learn to co exist and be a beacon of hope and aspiration in a unipolar world !

Ka deeply resonates with many answers that connoisseurs of Vedic religion would ponder about what exactly the rituals meant. Were they symbolic, did they really happen or was it imaginative journey of the writers of the vedas. Todays practitioners of Vedic faith would be rather surprised about the rituals and of the philosophical resonance. The book ignites the mind and raises the pedestal of your intellect to keep questioning. Ka is a relentless quest of our innate desire to know the cause of existence. It is reflective of a society superior in intellect and starkly contrasts todays Baharat which has lost its zeal to question, investigate and be intellectually challenged.