YOUR DREAMS ARE MINE NOW

Sep 21, 2026

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Young India gathers for a mass protest in Delhi as dark summer skies signal a day like no other. Amid lightning, heat, and an ominous storm, thousands of students and office-goers flood key locations, driven by a shared demand for justice. The narrative contrasts their collective anger with an old system struggling to maintain law and order, placing every policeman on alert behind barricades. The opening frames the atmosphere, crowd energy, and mounting tension.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages133

Reading Time3 h 25 min

AccessFree to download

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Ravinder Singh YOUR DREAMS ARE MINE NOW Contents About the Author Dedication Prologue A Year Ago ... One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Twenty-One Twenty-Two Twenty-Three Twenty-Four Twenty-Five 42 Hours Later ... 60 Hours Later ... 72 Hours Later ... Twenty-Six Epilogue Acknowledgements Follow Penguin Copyright PENGUIN METRO READS YOUR DREAMS ARE MINE NOW Ravinder Singh is the bestselling author of I Too Had a Love Story, Can Love Happen Twice? and Like It Happened Yesterday. After having spent most of his life in Burla, a very small town in western Odisha, Ravinder is currently based in New Delhi. He has an MBA from the renowned Indian School of Business. His eight-year-long IT career started with Infosys and came to a happy ending at Microsoft where he worked as a senior programme manager. One fine day he had an epiphany that writing books is more interesting than writing project plans. He called it a day at work and took to full-time writing. He has also started a publishing venture called Black Ink (www.BlackInkBooks.in), to publish debut authors. Ravinder loves playing snooker in his free time. He is also crazy about Punjabi music and loves dancing to its beats. The best way to contact Ravinder is through his official fan page on Facebook, at [https://www.facebook.com/RavinderSingh.official.fanpage](https://www.facebook.com/RavinderSingh.official.fanpage). He is more frequent in his response to readers on his Twitter handle@ RavinderSingh . To the bravehearts ofthis country who took a stand and refused to suffer in silence Download provided by sam@IBD, join us to get more books without a watermark like this. IBD stands for Indian Books Database, a private group ofpeople who love to read books and equally love to share it with people. We are having 27 members so far, that is because we are not seeking too much to expand, but expanding our wings time-to-time only that much that is needed for a smooth fly. Mail us at indianbooksdatabase@hushmail.com ifyou want to join us, or skype chat with willcontainer for a demo visit to our dedicated book sharing community. Joining our elite group is not free but it 's worth every paisa you pay, and even more. You can ask existing members of our group how they feel about us from XOSSIP.COM, good luck finding them. Price is $20 for a year. You can requests for missing titles also. Mail us when you are ready. We take Paypal, Flipkart E-Gift Voucher and Bank Deposits in some conditions. Allyour money is spent on buying books, not a single paisa is spent on our personal needs. Join us today! Prologue The Present There was still enough time left for dusk. But the sky over the city of Delhi was getting darker with every passing minute. It was the end of May. Summer was at its peak. After breaking the previous year ’s record, yet again, the maximum temperature in the city was at an all-time high. To escape the hottest part of the day, in the afternoons, people preferred to stay confined to the shelter of their offices and homes. The air was dry. But that day was very different. That day, late in the afternoon, the sun that was usually blazing in the western sky, was untraceable. Dense dark clouds that had flown in from the east had blocked the sunlight. It never got this dark so early in the day in the capital. But that day, Mother Nature too had chosen to wear black before time—perhaps as an act of solidarity; perhaps as a mark of protest. In no time, the sky appeared visibly angry. Sudden intermittent bright flashes of lightning tore out from behind the dark clouds. A wild sky roared in anger—loud and clear. It threatened to rain. It certainly wasn’t the arrival of monsoon. That was at least a month away. A spell of rain in the hot summer isn’t uncommon in Delhi. Intense heat for a prolonged

FAQs

Where and when does the story begin?

The prologue opens in Delhi late in the afternoon at the end of May, with an unusual dark sky and approaching rain before a large protest gathers.

What draws thousands of young people into the streets?

They unite around the cause of justice, visible on banners and posters, and demonstrate at major points across the city.

How is the protest portrayed in relation to law and order?

The narrative contrasts the crowd’s rage and protest energy with an old system struggling to respond, while every policeman is placed on alert behind barricades.

Sep 21, 2026

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