Rani Durgavati was not born into legend—she created it. As a warrior queen of 16th-century Gondwana, she rose from tribal roots to command armies, govern with wisdom, and challenge the might of the Mughal Empire. Rani Durgavati: The Flame of Gondwana is an authentic, historically grounded account of her life—from her birth in the Chandel Rajput lineage to her death on the battlefield of Narrai in 1564.

This book unveils the forgotten history of India's tribal resistance—through the lives of the Gonds, Baigas, Pardhans, and Korkus—told with original names, locations, events, and no fictionalization. Blending archival research, tribal oral traditions, Persian records, and archaeological evidence, it paints a vivid portrait of one of India's greatest unsung heroines.

With rich storytelling, powerful dialogues, cultural depth, and a fierce commitment to truth, this biography brings to life the voice of a queen whose courage still burns in the heart of central India.