For fans of Interstellar and Project Hail Mary, comes India's very own science fiction novel deeply rooted in Indian landscapes, family bonds, and one impossible hope.
Driven by science, grief, and the possibility of another reality, this gripping science fiction novel takes readers from a secret ISRO laboratory hidden in the Himalayas to the far reaches of space.
2071.
A deep-space anomaly behind Saturn's Titan is rewriting the rules of physics.
For Dev, one of ISRO's leading researchers, STN-X should be the discovery of a lifetime. Instead, it draws him into a political and scientific storm that stretches from Moscow to an abandoned observatory high in the Himalayas.
What waits there changes the mission completely.
A consciousness that should not have survived.
A machine built for a journey no human has ever attempted.
And evidence that STN-X may not simply lead somewhere distant, but somewhere impossible: to another reality.
One where the dead may not be dead at all.
Now, with stage IV cancer turning his own life into a countdown, Dev must decide how far he is willing to go for a truth that could overturn everything humanity understands about consciousness, reality, and loss.
Because somewhere beyond the wormhole lies JAVI-1517.
And in that parallel Earth,
the sister he lost may still be alive.
Review
With the hand of genius, Viraj reaches back through time, takes up an ancient thread, and weaves it into the tapestry of modern science. With wisdom and compassion, he crafts a story with implications far beyond fiction. India s very own Interstellar. - Chris Barkley, Author
NANDI has the scale and visual imagination of cinema. I could see the hidden observatory, the Himalayan landscape, and the silence of deep space unfolding frame by frame. - Naiteek Ravval, Film Director.
The science gives the story its scale; grief and hope give it its resonance. - Saikat Kumar Sinha, Music Composer.
What impressed me most about NANDI is the courage of its imagination. It is unmistakably rooted in India, yet the question at its heart is universal: how far would you go for one more chance with someone you have lost? - Taka Shirasu, Entrepreneur, Japan.
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