Demigods of India:

In this book, the author has made an honest effort to provide readers with a faithful picture of Hindu beliefs, based on sacred texts. The author has consciously avoided any prejudice or theological bias and refrained from commenting on passages quoted, except where necessary for clarity. The author has included both positive and negative aspects of Hindu gods, taking care to provide a balanced account.

The author acknowledges that certain aspects of Hindu beliefs were not suitable for publication, and has included only what is appropriate and commendable. The aim is not to magnify the good or the evil, but to offer an honest and reliable account of what is commonly believed by millions of Hindu fellow citizens. This book will be of great interest to readers who wish to gain a deeper understanding of Hindu beliefs and practices. It is a valuable resource for scholars and students of religion, as well as for anyone who seeks to explore the rich diversity of human spirituality. The author's dedication to objectivity and impartiality is commendable, and the result is a work that is both informative and respectful.