Check out some of The Best Indian Novels of 2023: You must try!!!

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Reading is something which will never get outdated even after the introduction of Chat-GPT and other Artificial Intelligence tools. A pretty good number of bibliophile will always be there around us.
As we know, National Book Award Week is going on . So, let's have a quick look on some of the best-selling books of these underrated Indian authors:

The Covenant of Water
Let's know about this fresh release of Abraham Verghese who is the best selling author from The New York Times for his award winning book Cutting for Stone. The story plot is set on India's Malabar Coast. It follows the three generations of a family who is cursed that in every generation ,one person dies by droning.

Energize your Mind
If you want to know an answer about inner peace, here you can find it. The popular Indian guru, Gaur Gopal Das offered his solution that will help us to manage our chaotic life in a better way. This book will surely help you to know your innerself.

The Kargil Story
This book will take you back to the era of Kargil War. It is a comprehensive compilation of Kargil War stories which covers the five crucial Indian assaults of the war , namely; Battle of Khalubar, capturing pt. 4875, Battle of Toloing, Three pimples and Tiger hill. In this intriguing book, the author Deepak Surana poured down the emotions and suffering of the Jawans.

World's Best Girlfriend
If you are a rom-com lover and a huge Durjoy Dutta fan then this is a must have in your books collection . It keeps the readers engaged throughout the story and will let you to dive into the realm of romance and life's unpredictable twists.

Smoke and Ashes
Smoke and Ashes is a travelogue, a memoir and an excursion into history written by Amitav Ghosh. It is based upon the enormous quantity of research material collected while researching the trilogy of novels he wrote between 2005 to 2015. Through this book we will get to know about how India became the world's largest producer of opium between the 18th to 19th centuries, and the different conditions under which opium was produced in various regions, with lasting effects for those areas under the aegis of british empire.