Nachiketa - A Collection Of Stories From The Upanishads - English | by Subba Rao/ Amar Chitra Katha/ Comic Book

•K. P. Poornachandra Tejaswi published a book titled ""Nachiketa: A Collection of Stories"" under the pseudonym Subba Rao. 
• It was initially released in 1978 in Kannada before being translated into English. Nine short stories, each of which explores a different subject and character, make up the book. 
• A little child meets Yama, the deity of death, in the title narrative, ""Nachiketa,"" which is based on Hinduism. The book also contains ""The Lion and the Cows,"" which considers how people and animals interact, and ""The Unseen Hand,"" which digs into the enigmas of destiny and fate. 
• Tejaswi is renowned for his literary prowess, vivid descriptions, and perceptive analyses of human nature and society. His book of tales, ""Nachiketa: A Collection of Stories,"" draws on Indian history, tradition, culture, and daily life. 
• He employs a range of narrative approaches and genres to produce a varied and captivating collection. 
• Overall, ""Nachiketa: A Collection of Stories"" is regarded as a great work of Indian literature and has received much recognition for its mastery of the short story form and examination of challenging subject matter.
• Amar Chitra Katha comics, a prominent publication house based in India, specializes in creating and distributing a vast array of comics and books deeply rooted in Indian culture, mythology, history, and folklore. Established in 1967 by Anant Pai, fondly known as the ""Father of Indian Comics,"" Amar Chitra Katha book has become an integral part of Indian literary heritage.