New Delhi [India], March 24: What if exploration wasn’t just about discovering new worlds but understanding our own? Ashva, the latest novel by Krishna Deo Mistry, takes readers on an intellectual and philosophical journey, blending cutting-edge science with deep reflections on history, politics, and human progress.
A Story of Innovation and Introspection
Dr. Pramod Sharma, a brilliant yet cynical scientist at ISRO, and his trusted friend Dr. Sudhansu Singh, find themselves at the heart of a mission unlike any other. Their creation, Ashva—a highly advanced rover—embarks on an unprecedented journey across continents, unraveling the complexities of human ambition, global alliances, and the paradox of technological advancement.
As Ashva traverses iconic landscapes and geopolitical hotspots, it becomes more than just a scientific marvel—it evolves into a mirror reflecting humanity’s triumphs and struggles. Through historical retrospections and thought-provoking conversations, the novel examines the weight of the past and the possibilities of the future. And when the mission concludes in space, its true legacy is not just in its discoveries but in the fundamental questions it leaves behind: What drives human progress? How do we reconcile ambition with responsibility? And where does the future lead?
A Unique Blend of Science, Politics, and Philosophy
Ashva is not just a sci-fi adventure—it’s a meditation on the dual nature of progress. It challenges readers to think beyond the stars and look within, to question the cost of human innovation and the ethical dilemmas that come with scientific exploration.
About the Author
Krishna Deo Mistry, a retired writer, brings a wealth of experience and insight to his storytelling. With a keen interest in philosophy, science, and history, he crafts narratives that go beyond entertainment, provoking thought and discussion.
A Must-Read for Thinkers and Explorers
If you’re drawn to stories that intertwine science, politics, and deep existential questions, Ashva is a compelling read that will stay with you long after the final page.
