The fierce strength, resilience, and compassion of Hindu Goddess Durga have inspired generations with her divine power to protect and uplift. In literature, many heroines mirror these qualities, showcasing bravery, determination, and the ability to rise against all odds. In this list, we will explore 10 powerful books featuring strong female protagonists who embody Durga’s spirit—warriors, queens, and everyday women whose courage and inner strength are unforgettable. Whether drawn from mythology, history, or fiction, these heroines inspire and empower, just like the goddess herself. So, checkout the complete Book List of 10 Empowering Books with Strong Heroines like Goddess Durga on Njkinny's Blog.

My Experiments with Truth is the autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi, where he reflects on his life journey, values, and the principles that shaped his actions. A book full of inspiring lessons that will change your life, read the 5 Life Changing Key Lessons from The Story of My Experiments with Truth by Mahatma Gandhi in

Mahatma Gandhi or Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, one of the most iconic leaders in history especially Indian history, left behind a legacy of wisdom, compassion, and non-violence. His autobiography My Experiments with Truth chronicles his early life as well as his journey to becoming a leader who lead billions of Indians to take down the British rule in India. This book is one of those reads that will change your life for the better. So, read the book summary, favourite book quotes, and book review of My Experiments with Truth by Mahatma Gandhi on Njkinny's Blog.

Parenting today feels like navigating a maze of technology, social media, and constant distractions. If you're feeling overwhelmed, Parenting Strategies Unplugged by Shibu Nair is here to help! As a first time parent, this book came at a time when I was feeling helpless and overwhelmed. Read my Book Review of Parenting Strategies Unplugged: Your Guide to Positive Parenting by Shibu Nair, book summary, book quotes I liked, genre, release date, and more on Njkinny's Blog.