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The White Conch Shell

The snow-clad peaks of the Himalayas had borne witness to countless souls, but never before had they seen a resolve as unflinching as Sudheer’s. With each laboured step, he carved his way upward, braving howling gusts that tore through his jacket like needles and knee-deep snow that had swallowed many a wanderer whole. But Sudheer wasn’t just another explorer chasing myth—he was a man possessed, driven by something more primal: belief, purpose, obsession. An archaeologist by profession and a seeker by nature, Sudheer had set out in search of the Shwet Shankha —the White Conch Shell said to belong to Lord Vishnu himself. Myths claimed it was hidden deep within these mountains, and that its ethereal sound dispelled evil, summoned divine beings, and shifted the balance between this world and the next. Such a herculean piece of mythology was believed to appear only to the worthy. By his side was Sangeeta—his wife, his colleague, and in many ways, his better half. A rationalist to the core,...

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