Karma: The Winner by Rajendra Khandelwal is an inspiring journey of grit, resilience, and self-discovery. Blending storytelling with motivational undertones, the novel follows a protagonist who, despite facing personal failures, societal resistance, and deep emotional struggles, refuses to succumb to defeat. Instead, he embraces the philosophy of karma—believing that sincere effort, positive intent, and inner strength will ultimately lead him to success.

Through its engaging narrative and emotionally resonant moments, the book encourages readers to confront their own limitations, rise above setbacks, and recognize the transformative power of persistence. It’s a powerful reminder that destiny favors those who act with purpose and integrity.

This book was born from the lessons the author learnt in real life, from the pits of struggles, facing unthinkable challenges, be it poverty, leaving a job and starting a business, be it health issues, including winning over the big C, Cancer, he always could keep his inner peace intact, thanks to the spiritual side of his life. For him, the Hindu philosophy of Karma as reflected in Bhagavad Gita, has been the biggest motivator. What you sow, so you reap thus goes the popular proverb.

“Do not worry for the decisions of God, but your KARMA, that shall not spare you, anyway.” This book was born from the lessons the author learnt in real life, from the pits of struggles, facing unthinkable challenges, be it poverty, leaving a job and starting a business, be it health issues, including winning over the big C, Cancer, he always could keep his inner peace intact, thanks to the spiritual side of his life. For him, the Hindu philosophy of Karma as reflected in Bhagavad Gita, has been the biggest motivator. What you sow, so you reap thus goes the popular proverb. Same was said in our scriptures centuries ago. How did Lord Krishna motivate Arjuna, how did he reflect on the entire path of our destiny? Many real life stories and motivating anecdotes have been used in the book. Get Inspired! Juggle the whirlpool of life to your best! Words of Wisdom by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar "Harming others brings trouble to yourself. That is why you should not harm others. Not for their sake, but for your own sake. But this does not mean that you please others all the time. You walk your way and in the process, if other people feel that they have been harmed then it is their problem. If you didn’t have the intention to harm the other, then you are safe. This is the whole dynamics of karma." 

– Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ji on Law of Karma