There was a kingdom Call Bharatgadh - Kangare, Pranay
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"There was a kingdom called Bharatgadh," is a story about Bharatgadh, a kingdom ruled by Narendra Shah. It follows the story of Irfan, Raghudev, Vidyot, Pritviraaj, and their teacher, Yogi Yadhaspati. The kingdom is suffering from poverty, hatred, and corruption. The king and his advisor, Sadhu Adipurush, believe in the superiority of the Brahstmantani Tribe, which they belong. The story takes a radical turn when Irfan falls in love with Sukanya Get ready and enjoy as the story of corruption, superstition, love and hate unfolds in the pages of...... There was a Kingdom Called Bharatgadh.

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"There was a kingdom called Bharatgadh," is a story about Bharatgadh, a kingdom ruled by Narendra Shah. It follows the story of Irfan, Raghudev, Vidyot, Pritviraaj, and their teacher, Yogi Yadhaspati. The kingdom is suffering from poverty, hatred, and corruption. The king and his advisor, Sadhu Adipurush, believe in the superiority of the Brahstmantani Tribe, which they belong. The story takes a radical turn when Irfan falls in love with Sukanya Get ready and enjoy as the story of corruption, superstition, love and hate unfolds in the pages of...... There was a Kingdom Called Bharatgadh.
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Pranay Kangare is a 20-year-old author. He has worked as a content writer for Technocodey, previously known as Binge connect, Entrepreneur India, Quink post. He has his own blog called "KnowledgeandShit.com" where he talks about Science, politics, history, futurism and philosophy. Pranay was born in Pune, in a Christian family. His grandparents migrated to Pune in the fifties and made it their home. He was born on 17th August 2002. In 2008, he was diagnosed with CKD, chronic kidney disease. This diagnose, would change his and his parents' life forever. When he passed UKG, his uncle who worked in a bookshop, gifted Pranay, The Jungle Book, by Rudyard Kipling. This was Pranay's first encounter with literature. And by the time he was 8, he had read the Holy Bible, Mahabharat, Ramayana, Bhagavad Geeta and Quran. He wrote his first story when he was 9 years old. He then wrote for his school magazine when he was 12. He published his first book, "My Inmate was a dictator" in 2021.