Showing 3001–3030 of 4399 results
To prevent child abuses and women’s harassment in the violent society and protect the human rights, the author has especially designed the book for students for social awareness and legal education. It is an essential guide for teachers and other professionals whose work involves children. The text covers Child Abuse, Sexual Assaults and Child and Women Harassments, Child Labour, Child Marriage, Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children), Reporting Crimes, Legal remedies and punishments. I strongly believe to stop child abuse towards a knowledge base.
Prince Dhruv of the Kingdom of Avanti falls in love seeing the beautiful Princess Kamalini while on a visit to the Kingdom of Panchala. However, Zakar, the evil Magician, abducts the Princess. Dhruv vows to rescue the Princess from the clutches of Zakar. Will Dhruv and his friends succeed against the magic and guile of Zakar?
The book, Reader’s Pleasure, Spirituality, Motivation and Divinity (Vol. 1) Revolutionary ideas in the age of technology, is a compilation of some of the most popular articles on practical spirituality, divinity and motivation that have been very well received by the readers in the online mode on the blogsite www.societyandyou.co (SAY). These articles represent unadulterated, structured thoughts and musings of a powerful thinker bolstered by an elevated degree of observation about how people behave and conduct their activities as part and parcel of the society they live in. These articles also bring to the fore the feelings, sensibilities of the common people, what motivates them, what disturbs them, what they wish the society to be, etc. It is hoped that the ideas contained in this book would find enough resonance with the thoughts of the readers and at the same time provide much needed food for thought to satiate one’s hunger for knowledge.
Based on a true incident .
Journey starting from a school
life ,connecting strangers on a
random call who eventually
turns out to be Love birds.
A beautiful long distance
relationship which has
romance, fun, fights , flaws,
lots of nattering ,laughs and
mystery.
From meeting after 3 years for
the first time to an almost
gloomy deteriorated phase
after few years ,lets take a
ride to explore what twist and
turn this love story holds.
The author is a Company Secretary in State PSU and has more than 21 years of Experience in Corporate Laws. Mr Rath has also Teaching Experience in NIRC of ICSI on the subject of Taxation Laws, Excise Act, Business Economics. Working in State PSUs since 2001, the author is meticulous about Annual Compliance strategy and has been a Visiting Faculty to Navi Mumbai Chapter of ICSI. He also an eminent Speaker at Various Conference and Seminar on New Dimension of Corporate Law.
Marriage; Marriage is a sacred bond that allows two known, unknown man and woman to live together so that they can share each other’s happiness, sorrow and not wander the wrong path.
There are two types of marriage : arranged marriage and love marriage. Now, if you separate the word “arrange” from arranged marriage, and the word “love” from the love marriage; Then it just be a marriage. But Friends, It is just a matter of saying. Marriage be a love marriage or arrange marriage, love should never be taken out of it. Otherwise, marriage doesn’t remain a marriage, it becomes a problem.
Now, if marriage be an arranged marriage then everyone seems happy; But if this is a love marriage then don’t ask….
And try or make love marriage in India; Both means calling a merciless death from the society. We all know it as Honour Killing.
But this time something will happen in the story which will change the mindset of society about the love marriage.
The book is about life in philosophical spiritual and psychological ways. How it is when we observe own life standing out neutrally? This book is about such life. How is life looks like when person has nothing to hold still is alive happily? How they look up to life spiritual philosophical or psychological point of view, this book is about that. Every negative condition is turning human being into true art of great creation of universe. Living anyway and turning back to life from odds the way man see himself and life itself, the book is saying about those through common ordinary prose and poetry
Sierra was unable to find a mate. At the age of 26, she was still single, and had resigned to the fact of her relationship status. Yet, she was struggling to match pace with others in her quiet, monotonous, and lonesome life. She falls in love with Rukmi, a shopkeeper at her grandfather’s local grocery store, who had been a working partner of the shop for the past decade. Sierra, unaware of the arrangement between her grandfather and the handsome Rukmi, finds it difficult to mend things with the imposing and handsome employee-turned-active business partner after getting married to him…
Every subject identity is dependent on fundamental principles. Indian philosophy plays an important role in every other philosophy of the world. Every man must have a religion, especially one which appeals to the intellectual mind. This book in an analytical approach to providing all the important fundamental principles of Indian philosophy in a brief and precise format, so that the needs of civil services, state civil services, national eligibility test, under graduate, post graduate of university students, all are fulfilled by mastering a single book. This book is also for philosophers, researches and academic professors of the world. The author’s own views concerning different issues of Indian philosophy are provided at the end of each subject. His approach may be termed as integral humanism which looks at all aspects of a problem and views it from a humanist view point.
Dream Catcher. It catches your bad dreams. But Fazal Bashir never wanted one.
Tasted the fruits of success quite early for his age, the billionaire Fazal Bashir is intrigued by the veiled lady of his dreams, who always begs for his help to save her. As it is proved, people close to God are tested; likewise, a new problem is waiting for Fazal which will force him to look into his past.
Beyond Our Melancholy is a young adult spiritual romance novel, a story which puts you on thinking about life and its intricacies.
Insurance segment has a very high potential for growth. However, in the absence of incentives, individuals prefer saving instruments over insurance. Therefore, there needs to be a concerted effort to make insurance all the more affordable and attractive for the common man. We are a poor, illiterate country and not a country where an average common man would take recourse to legal option to resolve disputes. It is rare for the common man to stand up against corporate might. Grievance redressal is heavily built against the common man. There is a need to develop a system wherein the grievances do not arise, or if they do arise, then in a very small percentage only. Insurance awareness is the key for all policy holders. This book elaborates A to Z of Insurance from the common man’s perspective. Its simple and easy to understand portrayal will change your perception about insurance.
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.
The presented book attempts to clarify the challenges of rising Naxalism in tribal areas in India, as well as to understand the level of problems faced by tribals in their overall development and to transmit better suggestions for their all round upliftment.
This book will prove useful to academics, policy makers, researchers and those interested in issues related to Panchayati Raj system and tribal development.
Dreams, many which are taking shapes. Why it happened? No need to
think about it. Seems it was pre-destined.
There is no much difference between being dead and living without
dreams. I always knew that I won’t die without fulfilling all my dreams.
The age of falling in love should never pass. You will save that
person who will merge in your ‘Self’. Spread your aura.
Ending any story won’t give life to anyone.
Life of a college student separated by a thin layer of discomfort that shows up in the mid-way. Mark is seen getting held up in life once again after a catastrophic incident which shakes him to the core. His friends try to help him forget everything but it may take some time for him to adjust to the new problems that surface after ‘it’. Anveshaa is carrying out her father’s dream which she wants to fulfil no matter what. Even if it means leaving memories in the past so that she is free to focus on her future. Kiaan, a wildlife photographer tries to recollect the old memories of his childhood that he spent with his ‘guardian angel’. Sometimes things aren’t in our hands, so better accept whatever life serves us. Veronika is enjoying her sweet life when all of a sudden opportunities present, demanding the strongest and wisest version of her. She recalls her Dad and the way he brought her up with unconditional love and affection which made her strong enough to survive life on her own terms. Every character is important for the furtherance of this story, be it a cameo role or the main protagonist. Every character is of prime importance. ‘Even a small pinprick can cause enough damage to draw blood, so why not characters albeit playing small roles lead us to the main plot itself.’ Every character has a dream they want to fulfil. Either small or large, but will they be able to achieve them? “The Memories” will guide you through their experiences in life.
Reading this might perhaps make you wonder precisely how this book is going to help and do justice to the time you are going to invest in it. So here’s a glimpse, to help you decide when you want to read it.
Be it in health, wealth, or relationships, everyone wishes to have the life they really want, but somehow they can’t. What stops them? Is it their luck? Or is it something that they are unknowingly doing to sabotage their own success? Such is the story of Raj, a 26-year-old guy who is not happy with his present life. He feels that God has been unfair to him. Out of frustration, he loses all hope and motivation to live. But then, suddenly, one night, to his horror, an extraordinary life-event unfolds, which rattles him to the core, jolts him out of his present life situation, and puts him on course towards the life that he had always dreamt of.
Read on to find out what happened, and get to know “the way” to turn your life around and get the life you want.
Almost entirely in the world it is narrated that happiness stays within, made up of joy, love and acceptance we share with this world, but we barely greet the fact that unless we share this with ourselves on a deeper level, we will never be able to share it with this world. This book acknowledges the fact of sharing a loving relationship with yourself, with self-love, and healing. It is written in a way that helps you to heal your inner child and walk back to your little inner past self and tell him/her that’s its okay, its okay with whatever has happened to you, as we all are victims of victim and a part of this circle. But in order to break it, you need to heal yourself without apologising for whatever happened and respect, accept and cherish all the decisions that you make in order to reach your higher-self, without filling the void outside from the world and walk to your purpose well.
This book is truly dedicated to the aspirants who are planning to join hands to build the nation. This book is dedicated to the aspirants who are preparing for any teacher-related examination like KVS, DSSSB, CTET, NVS, State TET, etc. This book is the first ever smartbook in India which comes with interactive content. This book is strictly based on syllabus provided by the different departments. I hope this book will help in preparing for PGT, TGT & PRT exams in the way you are planning.
It’s said that whatever action you do, it reflects the fate accordingly. But What if you are facing difficulties even after doing everything in limits of Humanity? It leads to huge disappointment and sometimes you can end up choosing the wrong path in despair. This world runs by the laws of God and it never discriminate with anyone. In case of difficulties even after good deeds there can be only two reasons; either there was something very destructive in your destiny which is being converted into negligible pain or nature wants to direct you in a direction where you are needed. Read out how a boy understands the nature’s desire through unexpected events in his life.
“To love and be loved was my only desire. I could see my emotions burning like a fire. Wrapped under my own skin, I desired to embrace someone within. But it seems, the thought was a sin.”
Geetika
“Time marched and along with the time my anxiety aggravated. I glanced the clock and the door, time stretched some more. Till the candles fluttered their last breath, the room turned dark as they were put to death.”
Sampoorna
“It was not about money. It was about myself. It was not about money. It was about my identity. It was not about money. It was about my pride.”
Smriti
Join the trio, Three Young Women: Geetika, Sampoorna and Smriti, on their journey of life.
A story that talks about the physical and emotional needs of a woman.
A story that talks about the struggle of being a good wife.
A story that talks about the high ambitions and work-life balance of a woman.
This is the story of Adibya. A girl who wants to live a simple life and who loves her family very much. But there are two other people in his life besides his family who completely change his life.
In ‘Who Cares?’ I welcome you all. It is the story of Adibya, Anshika and Rishi who try to change the thinking of the society which might not be there in the society while struggling with the difficulties in their life. Will Adibya, Anshika and Rishi be able to convince the society that if we do not warn today, tomorrow it will be even more frightening?
Are you also ready to support Adibya, Anshika and Rishi?
When we give birth to certain small wishes, we do not know whether they will be fulfilled or not, but we leave no stone unturned to fulfill them. This is the story of Arnab, who gives birth to some wishes and makes them true with due diligence. The story revolves around a common man who struggles with smiles and works hard with failures.
This treasury of poems is the outcome of the poet’s more than 25 years of teaching experience. It contains thought-provoking messages coming directly from the depths of the poet’s heart and also from real-life situations. The book is an ideal collection of poetry and quotes about love, laughter, pain, faith, honour, pride, patriotism, discipline, relations, friendship, morality, quest, sacrifice, self- analysis, empowerment, etc. The carefully chosen words and expressions would nurture the minds and souls of enthusiastic readers. There are 33 poems catering to the needs of students as well as grown-ups to lighten their moods and win their hearts forever.
The book “Aaina Ke Piche ka sach” witness the undirectional and meaningless development occurring in our society.
We the public of a country pays a less attention towards the endless destroying conditions of our society and political sector. Our political sector and society represents a mirror whose backside had not been paid attention from a very long time and dust, creepy insects and rust is now a part of it.
This book also contains a great spiritual poems, which leads us to containment.
News today is sensational, fast and often fake — attributes Suresh has been taught and trained to avoid. But there is a fourth attribute to news that journalists don’t wear on their sleeves. It defies all stereotypical notions associated with the profession. Emotion, it is. Newsmen are reckoned to be detached and untouched. Almost Zen-like. They are the ones who can cover a gruesome tragedy and then head straight out to have a hearty meal. On many levels, the intrepid journalist is not much different from a beat cop: Both encounter the worst of mankind. Both are exposed to the scum of the world. Both put on a brave face, admirably reticent to tragedies and comedies. But beneath the façade, there is a beating heart — one that pines for that little girl who was raped and murdered; one that sobs for that beautiful woman whose husband was murdered by her own father; and one that prays for the safety of those twelve hapless boys trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand. Write Feelings is all about this. It brings out the emotion that Suresh had bottled up during four decades of his journalistic existence. These are words that the heart refuses to say out loud but gush out in the comfort of solitude. A cathartic release.
This book of Therapeutical Concepts in Yoga deals with Yogic Therapy, the principles on which they are based, and the scientific background of the same. The therapy can have real practical value, provided its principles are not mixed up with those of some other therapy. Even in some of the modern schools of Yoga, one finds a strong tendency and temptation to mix these up, either perhaps with an innocent view to obtain sanction or to add ‘elegance’ to demonstrations. Medical men, on the other hand, are prone to look upon the system as some form of special ‘exercises’ therapy. The Yogic therapeutical procedures do contain some exercises, but it is to be noted that the physiology of ordinary dynamic and violent exercises cannot be applied to them. Yogic therapy, however, does not consist of mere exercise; it is a composite treatment procedure which pays attention to all aspects of human personality. We, in our Health Centres, attempt to hit at a fair combination of both, and have found that such a procedure expedites results. Patanjali Yoga demands more or less an individual approach. With Hatha Yoga exercises, once the tensions are broken, it is easy to bring out the deep-seated repressions of patients and deal with them appropriately.
It has been written with the purpose of instructing its readers on solving personal problems and bringing about a change for the better in the lives of the readers and the people around them. The writer’s core motive is to increase self-awareness and performance, and creating satisfaction in one’s life.
This book gives almost a detailed description about my childhood life in Sri Lanka and the rest of the life in India later. The sufferings I had encountered in Sri Lanka and in India have been highlighted in this book. My struggle to study in childhood as described in the book in detail will draw the attention of the readers. It also speaks about the relationships in my family and also with my friends in Sri Lanka and in India. I indulged in lot of fun especially during childhood which also have been incorporated in this book. As I was born to a most economically backward family, I did not get the education in right time. Even then how I surpassed these hurdles have been mentioned here. My elder brother played the prime mover role to put me in regular school belatedly. I got admission in class 1 when my age was 10. If my brother would not have convinced my father, my education would have been doomed. I tried my level best to explain my naughty and funny activities, while residing in Sri Lanka. Once we had to face a man-made food crisis in Sri Lanka in 70’s. How we suffered and came out of it has been described elaborately. In which spirit we celebrated the festivals in Lanka has been briefed to the taste of the readers. The final journey of us from Lanka to India has been illustrated in this book. While landing in India how we felt about the Mother Land and how we lead the life in the new habitat is described. Unfortunately, I lost my mother, just after six months of our migration to India. My education, employment career and unrest in family life have been described fully.
The book has been written in informal, interactive style by large number of diagrams and graphs. This book has been designed to make the learning of physics as easy as possible, keeping the view in the requirement for competitive exams. Some of the distinguished features of the book are: 1. The book can be used as textbook competitive book. 2. The book contains short and simple definition of all the terms. 3. The book contains many diagrams. They are neat and well-labelled and can easily be redrawn by the students. 4. The book contains many graphs that help in understanding the concepts in depth. 5. The book contains all concepts in full depth with short and simple derivations. 6. The book introduces the arrow concept which helps in variation of one quantity with the others. These short and sharp techniques help in solving problems. 7. Refine your concept box contains- • Large number of theory questions, topic wise, which helps in building the concept. • True and false on each topic to ensure the concept understanding. • Ample number of numerical problems of different variety. • Multiple choice questions are given topic wise to ensure success for the competitive exams. 8. The book contains subjective questions exercise that covers most of the board exam questions and numerical. 9. The book contains additional MCQ Exercise that will enable students to develop the aptitude of attacking and attempting new or modified questions themselves by applying the basic principle of physics logically. 10. The end chapter contains the MCQ that hit the previous years of various exam like NTSE (includes most of all the states), OLYMPIAD, and put the foundation of future competitive exam like NEET and IIT-JEE.
Dheer Kothari is a communications professional with over three decades of experience in journalism and public relations. The Telegraph newspaper was a perfect launching pad where he honed his editing skills. He got his major break in The Financial Express in 1995 as a Special Correspondent. He has to his credit several path-breaking business and marketing stories. A poet at heart, this is his maiden attempt at poetry. It is a collection of haiku and limericks. On the anvil is another book on journalism, which has life lessons for the millennial generation.
| There are no products |