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According to estimates, this blue planet has seen around 100 billion humans. As there were no gender or abortion detection techniques available, let’s assume that out of 100 billion humans, 50 billion were women. Now It is a proven fact that the female brain is as capable as the male brain, and the human brain is the most complicated object in the known universe. Modern homo sapiens first walked the earth 50,000 years ago, but women are being appreciated only from the last 100 years by a few people. So it is clear that we have wasted around 45 billion human brains. Just imagine the loss!! If today we don’t have cure for cancer or AIDS, if today we are not traveling faster than light, it is because we never respected her intelligence. The intention of this book is to motivate women around the world because it is the 21st century and we still hear things like, “But she is a woman; she can’t do it,” “But you are a woman; you can’t do it,” etc. This is my contribution to’women empowerment.’ Never allow anyone to tell you that you can’t.
NOTE: As there is nothing that women can’t do, this book is blank (empty) from inside.
You can only be defeated in the playground of life if you leave the pitch. Life will continue to bowl to you; with a bat in your hand you can either hit the ball or duck on the bouncers. Life threw the author a lot of curve balls in his life, but with his resilience and hard-work, he survived them all. This book tells his story of survival, emotions and desires. Born and brought up in a family that lacked money and luxuries, but not love and affection, the author chose to write his own destiny. This book is about his journey beginning from humble beginnings to becoming a established surgeon.
A great kingdom existed in the prehistoric times, which is, ‘The Kingdom of Mezadopanady’. The coastal beauty and the cascades of lovely landscapes, mountains, hills, plain lands, vast forest lands and beautiful rivers of this kingdom looked just fabulous. Here, lived a great and mighty warrior, Tensa.
Surzamorse was the worse and cruel ruler of the kingdom of Mezadopanady. Surzamorse implemented the worst punishments in the kingdom.
However, Tensa secretly builds a strong and mighty team to fight against the cruel king. Romance bloomed between Tensa and the beautiful woman, whom he saved from the claws of the royal soldiers.
Tensa and his team were captured at the mighty sports festival. At the palace prison, Tensa had a mind-blowing dream. Tensa and his team escaped from the dark stone cells of the palace. Historic fight between the ferocious king Surzamorse and Tensa takes place in the palace and eventually the cruel king Surzamorse was defeated and succumbed to his worse misdeeds.
Tensa became the mighty emperor of the kingdom of Mezadopanady. He then was the happiest ruler to get the most beautiful woman as his queen. The people of the kingdom of Mezadopanady lived happily ever after.
A well-known radio jockey, Tyasha, working in a radio channel named ‘the deadly feelings,’ has a guest everyday coming up to share their stories. One day, Netra and Junaid share their friendship’s memoir from 2 years old to forever. There were many waves in their ocean of feelings, but once there was a tsunami that ruined everything. Then, Netra needed a hope to rebuild it, and that hope was Taman. In the process of rebuilding, there were many questions raised about her by the society, and one question from her father made her speak till an extent where no other girl could. Would she be able to manage everything? If she could, then would it be too late to realize? Does this story have a happy ending or will it come to a tragic end? Read the full story waiting for you inside this cover…
This book contains poems that deal with various themes such as love, lust, the illusion of beauty, affection, trust, patriotism, child abuse, etc. We, as human beings, do play a plethora of roles in our lives, and we often dive deep into our roles. The essence of each relation, emotion, and role is important. Being an extremely emotional child, I had always given priority to my emotions but failed to express them. Much later in life, I started expressing myself through poems. Each word written in this book has its own essence and importance. I believe to the core that emotions are the essence of one’s existence, and they are best expressed through words. Penning down my feelings through words was difficult, and was an emotional process. The words in this book reflect my hard work. They are an ode to my true feelings and real-life experiences. I hope you will like the poems and relate to them at some point of time.
The cyber insurance market is gradually gaining traction in India as corporates have increasingly identified cyber-theft to be amongst the most prominent threats to their operations. Cyber risk is an emerging risk. What is unique about it is that the risk is not a segregated one. As threat surface continue to expand due to rising digitization, Cyber Risk Management becomes crucial. Cyber Insurance products are designed to mitigate risk exposure by offsetting costs after a cyber-attack/breach. Companies are taking cognizance of the emerging cyber risks and creating products to safeguard individuals. But, there exists a huge gap in the form of optimism bias, which means that individuals feel they will continue to remain unscathed by cyber attacks. The onus lies on insurance players to create more awareness about the rising threat of security in the virtual space. Cyber Risk is one of the most talked about topics in the media and in the boardroom in recent years. It is a major problem and challenge for many organizations. This book provides an insight into how insurance companies recognize and insure cyber crimes and improve their cyber hygiene.
The book- Bharat ki divya vibhutian is a collection of biographies of tweny noble souls of India who have contributed through their selfless service and sacrifice in fields like politics, education, literature and art, science and technology and tried to create consciousness which helped freedom struggle which culminated in inependence of India.
Their lives have been beacon light for millions who followed and contributed in nation building.The noble personalities whose lives have been covered are Dr Rajendra Prasad, Dr S. Radhakrishnan, Pt jawahar lal Nehru, Netaji Bose, Sardar patel? Madan Mohan Malviya,Ramprasad Bismil, Vir Savarker, Sahid Bhagat Singh. Chandrashekhar Azad, Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose, Dr C.V Raman, Bankim chandra Chatterji.Bhartendu Harischandra,Rabindra Nath Tagore,Birsa Munda ,Dr .M Vishweswsrsiya , Prabhupad,and Smt Indira Gandhi rtc.
The book is inspiration for millions of youth of India and the world.
Ismen Nari Abla nahin hai Balki vah prakrati ki Adhishthatri Durga ka rup hai,
Nirbhaya, Twinkal Sharma kand se Desh me Aakrosh,kranti aa jati hai,
Ek pak Ladaki Bharat ke Ladke se pyar karti hai jisase Pak me kohram Mach Jata hai.prakrati ke prati sanvedansheel banane ki jarurat Ko dikhaya gaya hai.
Kids are the seeds of a society, they need to be sown in a fertile and cultured atmosphere, helping them sprout with a ray of hope, love and care for all, and a zeal for creativity. But it has been observed that from early childhood, we adulterate their creative minds by fortifying them to become bookworms programmed to study for the annual school progress report, and force them to study the subjects that they are least interested in.
This book intends to start a process of aesthetics and purity; the book will help them open the windows of creativity and innovation, and the doors of the hearts.
A famous reporter, Binay Gautam, of News channel ‘India ahead of times’ dies in a birthday party of Brigadier N C Ukshana; but later in the autopsy report it was found that he was murdered through poisoning. Police starts investigation but could not find how he was poisoned as poison was not found in any of the food or beverage. Afraid and shocked with the murder in his house, brigadier approaches Nayak for this mysterious murder and request him for investigating the case privately since Nayak has solved many such cases earlier while in police service and got recognition for that. Nayak denied the proposal as being jaded with the crime investigation he has taken leave from police services to keep himself aloof from such things but he has to agree after strong persuasion by his friend Dave Mistry who is an avid reader of detective novels and thinks investigation will be fun like the detective stories he has read. Nayak informs him about the risk and problems in bringing out any information from anyone without any legal authority to interrogate but he had to submit against the constant pestering of Dave and Brigadier. Binay Gautam was a courageous reporter who had always spoken against the ruling party government despite getting threats from them. That is why Minister Satish Thakur is first suspect of the murder. Murder of reporter is taken as a step to muzzle independent voice as many other reporters have also been killed in the past and it created widespread protest by the people transforming into sporadic violence at some places. Investigation went through many twist and turns and finally what came out was shocking.
BarristerMemSaheb is a heart wrenching story of a brave girl who plays the bugle of struggle against a high-profile politician to avenge her rape and makes the impossible possible with her courage. A novel based on a socio-political theme that you will want to read again and again. To get a unique reading experience, you must read this novel.
In the 1950s there was the first wave of agrarian reforms attempted by all the States of new India by enacting laws relating to abolitions of Estates and Zamindaries which were intended to remove all intermediaries between the cultivator of the land and the State. The second wave of reforms during the 1960s was the enactment of laws in the States of India in which the right and title of the tenants and raiyats are to be made permanent and secure. During the 1970s besides unprecedented political turmoil in India, the third wave of agrarian reforms came in form of the ceiling on landholdings and distribution of surplus land to the landless. This book deals with the above third wave of land reforms giving the performance data of Governments of States and Centre with author’s observation by field visits and from the findings of research institutes. The book is a part of the author’s doctoral research thesis on the implementation of the ceiling on land holdings in the country. The findings of the inquiry discover a scenario in the political economy of India which is startling and the country’s socio-economic picture remains so even today.
Among the most valuable aspects of the thesis is the fact that Mr. Chaulia, as a Government Officer, can make sense of much of the ceiling legislation, as well as the bureaucratic processes set to implement them. He is able to draw out their significance in ways that dissertations and accounts that I have read by sophisticated but inexperienced academics do not do. The discussion, for example, of the family definitions in the Orissa and Andhra legislation, is very lucid and enlightening.” Susanne Hoeber Rudolph Professor, Political Science University of Chicago Director, South Asia Centre
Military intelligence officer Major Mohit is concerned about a deadly plan of the enemy. But he doesn’t have much knowledge and wants to know what the plan is. For this, he has to unravel a mystery. His fiancée, Major Jiya, a doctor in the military base hospital Delhi, feared losing him. She tries to stop him but when their country is threatened with an attack, they sacrifice their love, life and whatever they can for their country.
The Vedic-Puranic literature as well as archaeological, geological, historical, linguistic, and literary accounts have been reviewed to establish the various cultures that evolved in ancient India from about 3500 BCE to the Mahabharata War (1450 BCE). The book describes various misconceptions, e.g., the myth about an Aryan invasion. The following markers are used to establish the dates and geographical locations of various cultures: (i) The rise in sea levels due to melting of land-based snow after the last Ice Age. (ii) Migration of the Dravidian people from the lost continent of Kumari Kandam that submerged under the Indian Ocean. (iii) The dates for the start of farming, use of kiln-baked bricks, domestication of horses, and metal working in the Indian subcontinent. (iv) The dates when Sarasvati River dried up and the Mahabharata War occurred. The book notes that asva-containing or rath-containing names could not have existed before horses were domesticated or chariots were in use. The book also notes that Mathura Krsna is different from Dwarka Krsna; the two are separated by more then 1000 years. During Mathura Krsna’s time, conflicts were settled by hand-to-hand combat or with the use of a mace. In contrast, during Dwarka Krsna’s time, metal arms were used.
The cookery book, Yum n Hum, showcases smart and special vegetarian recipes, which taste best when shared with family and friends. The recipes have been explained in a simple language. The book opens with mouth-watering snacks and appetisers, before delving into the main course, and finishing off with delectable desserts. It also has entire sections devoted to sandwiches and accompaniments. It is an ideal gift and an asset to your kitchen.
‘Is there any dead end on life’s highway? A moment where everything seems to pause forever. A place where life turns into a suffocating black hole making everything meaningless? Is there? Or is the dead end just an extremely real illusion? An illusion asking you to look close inside yourself and find the light that will lead you through.’ A tragic accident leaves Sharan on the crossroads of life from where darkness is all he can see. Unsure of his direction, Sharan sets on an undecided, unknown journey — partly to heal his pain, partly to run away from it. It is on this journey that he encounters his ‘Panch- mahabhuta’, his five teachers who change his life forever. Five ordinary people with extraordinary stories. Set in the beautiful landscape of Himanchal ‘Sunrise Beyond the Dead End’ is a story that will leave its readers introspecting their own lives and valuing its simple joys.
“And when I die, Just leave a pen in my hand I want to tell the world How death tastes like…” ‘Reminiscences’, Geetika Bansal’s debut collection of poems, is a confessional compilation of all of life’s experiences with incessant cycles of misery, mystery and healing in it. Benevolently weaved, each quote takes you on a journey unknown.
Durga Puja Diaries of an Obangali (meaning Non-Bengali in “Bengali”) is based on a North Indian boy who gets involved in Bengali culture at a very young age and adapts to that culture completely through his amazing journey. The book revolves around a Bengali Welfare Committee that is full of fun, love, drama, fights, and a big fat grand festival – “Durga Puja.” The book discusses all the incidents that the boy faced while becoming a part of this organization and this community, starting from getting “Lost in translation” to a “Bhodro Bangali Chele.” The boy learns many new facts about Bengali culture and language by making new friends and then relatives. The book is recommended to all those who want to know what Durga Puja is, how it is celebrated, and why it is not just a ‘festival.’
What is the purpose of this life? What is the relation between individual and whole? What is and where is God ? Is there any process to merge individual into whole? To find the answer of these (?) Here is a book YOG wayasti ka samasti se Milan ka gyan.
This book is a tribute to mostly unsung heroines of our lives; our mothers. The book is a precious and playful banter between a 70-year-old traditional Punjabi mother and her 45-year-old part-Punjabi, part-cosmopolitan, part-traditional, part-rebel daughter, trying to get along with each other while sliding down the chute of daily life.
Based in a Punjabi household, the book has a universal appeal as the author has translated every Punjabi dialogue or expression written in ‘Gurmukhi’ script, into English. The book has a very large-hearted witty approach to life’s molehills and mountains alike.
This book is collection of poems and articles related to various social issues and perspective of life. It’s a try to share my views and feelings and outreach to various section of society.
The book which you have kept in your hands is the collection of literary compositions such as poems and stories. Whenever; we read any literary composition, specially in the case of poetry then it is compulsory for us to feel the each and every word of it, only then we will be able to understand the real beauty of it. We should not only read but should also try to make interaction with the author, it creates a different kind of experience and different kind of interest at the time of reading. The reading of composition can be done by anyone but very few are there who keep the capability of understanding the deep message of that composition and understanding the real purpose behind its content. It does not matter “What we are reading?” but on the other hand “How we are reading?”, it matters a lot
This book is mainly written for women who belong to middle class families. In general, women from middle-class families do not have the opportunity to build a bright future for various reasons and are unable to pursue their careers even if they are rich in talent. So, I was inspired to write this book so that they too could see their bright future in a secure environment without any hindrance in network marketing and adopt it.
In view of the political, natural, social environment of the present age and the impact on their way of life, the fateful crisis of the future stands before the eyes of the poet. At the end of the day the sun turns red and the redness spreads everywhere on the earth as well as looking at the present atmosphere of the world, and the poetry of this collection was called ‘Lal Parva’ as most of the poems in this collection are related to the current environment.
‘Yuvarth’ is the book written by an young writer Nitin mohan dehariya who is just 21 years old working as a abvp’s student activist from 6 years and this book is totally according to his experience of this whole 6 years , in this book he had explained the whole scenario of youth era in india , the power , caliber , ability and capability of indian youth which indians have from hundreds of years , but today’s youth are totally unaware about this pride , and that is the main content of book “yuvarth” totally all about the trye meaning of nationalism and patriotism that only rhythming bharat mata ki jay is not a nationalism , it’s about living for the country and working for the society to empower the nation and the democracy , also this book contains the meaning of true healthy politics which is the blood flow of the democracy and it as a duty of every single youth of india ..
Irrationalities in our behaviours have been observed to be essential aspects of our nature. Most of the irrationalities have their origin in the adaptive strategies developed by millions of years of evolution to cope with the environmental harsh conditions of our ancient past. Consequently, we developed quick response systems to meet successfully the challenges of our ancestral environment. They were essential for our survival, but a few have now become redundant in the modern conditions, and are looked down as ridiculous biases. Some irrationalities have actually been found to be essential and beneficial for the well being and growth of our species. During the last few thousand years of our development we additionally acquired a large number of belief systems, superstitions and faiths. Some of these beliefs are not quite rational and reasonable. They mould our personality by affecteting our opinions, decisions, actions and behaviours. We are what we believe. When you hold beliefs without ascertaining their validity, you start losing your ability to doubt and question your beliefs. Fortunately, along with these developments we also created a reservoir of verifiable knowledge by using rational methods during the last few hundred years of our existence. We have a responsibility to familiarise ourselves with these techniques to avoid pitfalls of assuming all beliefs to be true. This book discusses how these irrationalities affect our lives, and how to cope with them.
“How a female survives among the thousands of taboos of the male-dominant society.” “Love can’t only be for happiness, it can also be for satisfaction, for fulfilling needs, for quenching desires. Love sees no boundaries, has no boundaries.” “The circle of life is small. A human has to go through many turns to complete the circle. One must love his/her life.” “Gaining satisfaction and happiness by troubling the soul of another, is a crime no less heinous than any other. The darkness of depression, loneliness, left alone is darker than any night, any hole, any clouds.” Being A Girl – A collection of poems, has four different elements connected by a ‘She’ of this universe. It is a different way of looking at the world. From a ‘She,’ this is a book that traces the different phases of humans, love, and life.
How would you look at a game, if you are both the referee and the player, at the same time??
The author leaves in one such world, experiences it as a participant, yet analyses it as an onlooker.
The result is ‘Haashiye Par Se’ – a beautiful artistic compilation of words and phrases in the form of
66 Hindi Poems.
It presents various societal aspects and facts through an impressive mixture of ‘black & white’ and
the ‘colourful spectrum’.
The readers will connect to the poems – poems that are as modern as the old classical.
For the Hindi Sahitya Lovers, this book is a must-read. They would love to witness some
unconventional use of words and phrases to express the very conventional.
A grandiose journey of ‘Hindi Sahitya’ along with astonishing ideas and perception awaits you.
Don’t miss it.
This story is about a girl named “Saadgi” who is very innocent and is born and brought up in a royal Brahmin family in Bangalore city. She does know the value of money and life. Experiences in her life teaches her about the reality of life. It is about the mental torture she goes through from her husband forever. She works really hard to take care of her precious baby and her basic needs inspite of all the milestones. She loses her health totally, but yet she does not lose hopes just for her baby. Initially she is rejected even by her own family because they deny to take up the responsibility of her baby. Then she feels very insecure and takes it up as a challenge to give her baby, a good life. She starts working in a school and becomes fully financially independent and takes care of her baby’s basic needs and protects her baby fully from any kind of external negative energy especially from her husband. But luckily by God’s grace her husband takes care of her baby’s educational expenses and home expenses after her baby grows up to be a high school student and she has her own house which belongs to her husband. Later Saadgi’s husband comes up very well in his occupation and his life, when her baby goes to college. Her life style changes to a certain extent. But her husband’s nature remains the same forever. Therefore she starts to do social work in order to get self-satisfaction in her life.
This book reveals out the mystery of Mann, thought
Process, consciousness and sub consciousness in simple terms. This book also
unfolds the true nature of our Mann and its myriad functions. A beautiful chapter on
the ‘Mind Management’ has been written in this book. The author of this book has
been a regular practice nor of Vipaasana meditation for the last 16 years.
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