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The Murder of Alexander the Great: Book 1—The Puranas (ISBN: Printed 978-0-9990714-1-0, ISBN: eBook 978-0-9990714-0-3) by Ajith Kumar was published on Amazon.com on 28 December 2019. (Publisher: Argead Star LLC.)

The second volume, The Murder of Alexander the Great: Book 2—The Secret War, (ISBN: Printed book 978-0-9990714-4-1, ISBN: ebook 978-0-9990714-3-4) by Ajith Kumar was also published on Amazon.com on 28 December 2019.(Publisher: Argead Star LLC.)

Based on ancient Indian Sanskrit texts,the two books unravel the secret Indian military strategy that led to the submission and subsequent murder of the World Emperor Alexander the Great, who invaded India in 326 BC.

The Murder of Alexander the Great: Book 1—The Puranas details the evidence to illustrate that Alexander the Great appears in all the Indian epics and the Puranas as a mythological emperor. According to these sources, he was the king of the demons, and ruled Patala, hell. The Puranas also hold vital evidence to prove that death and destruction stalked Alexander like a shadow from the moment he crossed the Hindu Kush Mountains into the mystic valley of the Indus. This book, in two parts, tells us how Alexander died, and of the impact his life and his death had on the ancient world and its evolution. The Murder of Alexander the Great: Book 1—The Puranas details the story of Alexander until he was forced to retreat from India through the Gedrosian Desert to Babylon. The second volume, The Murder of Alexander the Great: Book 2—The Secret War, reveals the secret Indian strategy that led to the submission and subsequent murder of Alexander. Together, these books present few amazing discoveries and reveal many untold legends about Alexander the Great.