Sakhyam: Igniting a Movement, Sakhyam: Igniting a Movement

In the wake of a devastating loss, young Rohan and his father seek solace in a new city. But as they navigate the challenges of their new life, Rohan’s grief and isolation deepen. Amidst the bustling streets of Chennai, Rohan encounters a gentle cow named Jaya, and an unlikely friendship blossoms.When Jaya gives birth to a calf named Nandi, Rohan is faced with a heart-wrenching decision: to save Nandi from the clutches of a ruthless black market. With the help of his friends and father, Rohan embarks on a courageous mission to rescue Nandi and stand up for animal rights.This heartwarming and thought-provoking story explores themes of grief, friendship, and the power of compassion. As Rohan and his friends fight to save Nandi, they inspire a nation to reconsider its relationship with animals and the environment.Inspired by the Befriend Cows initiative, Sakhyam delves into the profound bond between humans and animals, weaving an unforgettable tale of friendship, hope, and positive change.By purchasing Sakhyam: Igniting a Movement, you get a delightful reading experience and support a significant cause. All proceeds from the book go towards raising awareness and, thus funds for the betterment of animals in sanctuaries worldwide.Add Sakhyam:Igniting a Movement to your cart today!Praise for Sakhyam: “A sensitive and heartwarming story about the human and animal bond. A book that entertains and yet compels you to reflect on your behaviour and how we could save the world if only we lived life mindfully and respectfully. A definite must-read!” — Maneka Gandhi“Sakhyam beautifully captures the transformative power of human-animal bonds, inspiring readers to reconsider their relationship with the natural world. A great read for anyone passionate about creating positive change.” — Shaleen Shah, Executive Director, Karuna Foundation and Co-Founder, Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary“Sakhyam is a much-needed book in today's time requiring humans to coexist with non-human species. We need to view them as sentient beings who are equal, not as a commodity to be owned. This requires a shift in the mindset and Sakhyam will undoubtedly contribute to this through skillful storytelling.” — Parag Agarwal, Co-founder, India Animal Fund