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This book focuses on self-awareness, leadership and success as an outcome of performance and purpose. This book is focus on around the fixed and growth mindset and has become very much popular in playing circles.
The purpose of the book is to focus on the improvement of an individuals or teams sporting performance, both in terms of general capacity and as specific performances and an extensive process that prepares individuals and teams for participation in sports competitions
She is a post graduate in English from Delhi University. She has been a teacher and retired as Principal.
In this book, few topics like the Statue of Unity, Humanity- is in a downtrend, Atmanirbhar & 5Tr. Dollar Economy, Insights of the NEP 2020, Luck is Locked at Heaven, Healing of Environment, Visual Media Trial is Reasonable, Dasahara and Number “Ten”, Action against Chinese Apps, New India 2022, DUPLICITY IN JOURNALISM, Lessons from COVID-19 & amp; First Myrtyr Jayee Rajguru is a completely new thought of the author and hopes this book will be liked by the readers as like as his last so many creations and bring good international recognition to him.
‘Chandraprabha: The Iron Lady of Assam’ is an analytical biography of Padmashri
Chandraprabha Saikiani (1901-1972), who was a leading freedom fighter, social reformer,
educationist and a pioneer of women empowerment of Assam.
The book has been written contextually instead of chronologically and therefore some
repetition will be observed by the readers in the book. As there are many books on the Iron
Lady of Assam in the public domain, the book has not been written as a typical biography on
her. This book will showcase her capability and accomplishments as a freedom fighter, as a
writer, as a poet and as a social worker despite her personal struggles throughout her life
against many social norms.
The book focuses on the official attitude of the post-colonial nation-state in India towards the child during the period from 1947 to 1979 and engages with the concept of the child in relation to state policy. With this focus on state policy, the book explores how important was the question of the child in the Indian nation-state’s governance and agenda of development. Finally, the book attempts to find out whether the attitude of the dominant class in India, as reflected in official policies, effectively recognised the child as a rights bearing person.
I am very happy to share few words with you about the book. ‘Just Be’ is my first anthology of hundred simple poems written in this lockdown period. These poems were already posted in the WhatsApp group Creative Writers and reviewed by admins Mrs. Brinda, Mr. Kumaran and all other group members. After a sudden accidental demise of my son Ramkumar I felt very depressed in this lockdown time. Not able to go to school and divert myself in teaching. In this period Mrs.Brinda motivated me to join in her WhatsApp group and write. Before that I kept my writings in a small circle with family and friends. Through this group I got recognition for my writing. With the wonderful blessings of God, fine motivation of admins, creative writers’ friends, my school management colleagues, friends and family I am publishing my first anthology ‘Just Be’ and dedicating it to my beloved son. The book consists of hundred poems each written in different topics. forewords were written by our group admins Mrs.
Brinda Srinivas, Mr. Kumaran, my school HM Mrs.Mangayarkkarasi and my friend and guide Mrs.Pankajavalli. My aim is to convey healthy messages to younger generations via my writings.
Love is a feeling which detaches you from the world, which makes you bring closer to your inner-self, you feel happy when the one you love is around you, you
know how much she matters to you but when you lose her you lose everything. This novel is about a medical student who acts as his heart says and how his
life changes due to such actions. It is a cute love story full of bumps and celebrations and the adventures of this young couple. This story provides the
insight of the medical world and reminds that doctors are yet human beings and have the right to lead a normal life like anybody else.
In this book the author has revealed his thoughts and imaginations through ghazals which travel from infinite sky to depth of the ocean. The author has tried to touch the invisible aspects of life, nature and mysteries to which a human being can experience his extended vision and horizon. A thought is limitless unless it doesn’t flow in a fixed and narrow direction. The author has put his heart and mind in a Symphony to bring forward his innermost intuition and give a mystic message to the world. The main attraction of the book is to weave the words in human threads and compose the verses. Nature echoes the earth, the earth echoes the universe, but the human being is always away from the mystic power of nature and hardly experiences it. The poet has tried his level best to meet the internal and mystic world through the simple verses of ghazals.
Through various life experiences, the author takes us on her spiritual journey with her master-Maitreya Dadashreeji.This book is a collection of these experiences in the form of stories. The experiences are both profound and sublime which many of us can relate to. The play of the divine, profound realisation’s, learnings and internal guidance from the divine are all woven together beautifully in this book. The book will truly inspire seekers and devotees alike and help them on their journey towards their divine!!
Piyush Thorat is a debut author from a small town named Buldhana, Maharashtra. He has completed his Graduation from Amravati University and currently pursuing his PGDM in Pune, Maharashtra. He is always been fascinated by the story and from an early age wanted to become an author. David is his debut book.
After floating in the Dead Sea, the six friends came out and started walking on the shore towards salt formations at a distance. Amyra and two girls were leading. Aghast they stopped abruptly, to see a thickset man holding a girl in bikinis and pushing her towards a fold in the piled up salt formations. It infuriated Capt Shaurya Vardhan who saw the man with an arm-hold around girl’s neck, flaunting a knife blade in his other hand. The girl was struggling and whimpering to let her go. The man was heard saying, ‘Co-operate with me and I won’t hurt you. Shaurya warned the goon in his deep voice, ‘stop there you rascal.’ Surprised, the man whirled around to face the challenger with a speed of a cobra stepped over. He shoved the girl behind him and came at the Captain, raising the knife aiming at his chest.
It’s important to know the silence of inner critic
When we lose touch with our soul
When we lose touch with OUR INNER GUIDANCE,
WISHDOM AND STRENGTH
When one cannot speak HER FEELINGS, HER SURVIVAL,
HER SUFFERINGS.
It’s a divine light of a soul that only a woman can feel
IT’S A PAINT OF EMOTIONS IN A POWERFUL, VIVID AND
IMAGINATIVE STYLE
IT SERVES THE PURPOSE OF A LIGHT TO TAKE THE
READERS TOWARDS A BEAUTIFUL LIFE
Where one woman serves as a support to another woman
A woman, doesn’t get to know her innerself until or unless
she learns through her experiences
THAT WITHOUT FALL, WITHOUT MOVING AHEAD
WITHOUT LEARNINGS SHE CANNOT GROW.
WHERE HER SILENCE WON’T PROTECT HER
IN THE BOOK, WOMEN IS DEFINED AS A FORM OF
BEAUTY.
Here is his first book "MERE HAM-NAFAS MERE HAMNASHIIN"(My intimate companions and myassociates) The book contains ghazal, nazm and ash'aar in devnagri script.
I am writing this when rains have hit the floor. Hence, my heart screams to get drench in the magical rain. But here I am stuck by my window feeling the fresh fragrance of petrichor and thinking
about all that has happened during the pandemic. Maybe, it was an opportunity to understand,
experience, and quarantine into the harsh reality of whatever was happening around. Even I had my
dilemmas, but I battled them and read the sacred ‘Bhagavad Gita’ that gave me answers to my real-
life problems. Yes, this inside battle was just like the outside war that was happening everywhere.
From wearing masks to making sanitization as our mandatory habit, we kind of absorbed this new
life. During this process, I went on learning stories from this real-world and decorated them in my
own words. Also, this book talks about our #RealLifeHeroes that had to head out during the
lockdown for creating a world of love and kindness. So, people reading this, get ready to quarantine
yourselves again and rediscover the real flavors of this life through my lens and the sacred learnings
from the pious ‘Bhagavad Gita’…
Ye Dil Ne Kaha is a story of Rajasthani boy Naman,who falls in love with Aarohi in his school days. Naman belongs to middle class family, after the death of his parents his grandmother and his uncle and aunt have take care of him, while Aarohi is from higher class and both have different lifestyles. A romance novel for all ages, Ye Dil Ne Kaha is a story that has been set in different location including Bikaner, Ahmedabad, Jaipur and Udaipur Naman is a shy and unfashionable boy while Aarohi is modern and fashionable girl. Naman is not particularly interested in girls, but when he sees Aarohi for the first time in his school exhibition, he is lost in her. Luckily Naman sees same girl in his tuition also. Naman tries to find out something about Aarohi with the help of his friends, then after some time both Naman and Aarohi became friends with the help of Kunjal. Over time Naman and Aarohi start becoming very good friends. But then a sudden tragic turn happen in their story and the story goes three years ahead. What a tragic turn came that they both separated? Will they meet again? Will Naman ever be able to tell Aarohi how much he loves her? All these answers are available in this book.
All of us choose to see the glint of light at the end of the tunnel but are you brave enough to look back to the darkness where you came from. Heed to the demons and archangels just behind your earlobes and dream, every intention of heartbeats stepping towards the ‘doom’. The next seconds of uncertainty are what we live for or is it death that makes our life thrilling, one thing worthy to yearn for?
Zephyrian Geologists have discovered an old geological site recovered from a landslide. Right from the discovery of the element called Arctium, much inferior to human race knowledge, scientists are puzzled by its character and applications. An unknown race is disturbed with the improvements and tries every effort for humans not to know it’s true potential.
Project managers are the thinker by nature and leader by act
Quarantine Tales Anthology is an attempt made by BlueRose Publishers during the hard time of Quarantine. The book contains 31 amazing stories by the Authors across the World. The Authors have invested their precious time and given us a book which contains not only varied themes to learn from but also contains a beautiful blend of concepts which can stir the consciousness of readers.
Relax. Do not take things too seriously. For the “things” are not what you think them to be. Even you are not just your body, the body with which you have identified yourself all along. The renegade scientist sage Dr. Amit Goswami, Ph.D., in this book, takes a close look at our ‘own self; so close a look that it can change our perception of reality quite dramatically. In his inimitable style, Dr. Goswami connects quantum physics with old wisdom traditions and
scientifically explains that we are not limited to our physical bodies, we are much beyond that. Once one realizes the enormity of the concept, a wonderful thing happens. It changes the context of life. And that, dear reader, is the beginning of a transformation. This book is a treasure trove of information for both the curious and the committed. Even if you are neither right now, it does not matter, you might just turn into one if you read it.
Born in colonial India in 1936, Amit went on to secure his Ph.D. from Calcutta University before moving to the US as a professor of Physics at the University of Oregon, USA. Following the norm, however, was not his cup of tea. After a moment of insight in his late thirties, he embarked on a journey of personal transformation that would eventually see the publication of his seminal book, “The self-aware universe” proclaiming that consciousness is the ground of all being, and heralding a worldwide movement called Quantum Activism. He followed it up with more books like “Quantum Doctor”, “Physics of the soul” and more recently “The everything answer book” to name a few. Over more than four decades, he is relentlessly working to spread the word through his numerous books, talks, and workshops spanning all 5 continents. By going against the materialist establishment, he earned the distinction of being a renegade scientist. Because of his deeply spiritual nature and wisdom, he is also called a sage. His efforts have integrated the domains of science and spirituality like never before. His theories and ideas have found profound applications in integrative healthcare, neuroscience, and even economics. He was featured in the movie “What the Bleep Do We Know!” and the documentaries “Dalai Lama Renaissance” and “The Quantum Activist”. He is also the founder of Quantum Activism Vishwalayam, an Institution of
Transformative Education in India. He is keen to make a difference in this world, to leave it in a better shape than when he came in.
This book encompasses all the information about TMJ with an aim to demystify the subject. This book provides a strong basic foundation along with the clinical signs, symptoms disorders, and their treatment. This book is written in an easy comprehensive style depicted with colored photographs to make it self-explanatory.
One can be happy with friends but happier & secure with Parental support.
This Book” Guru Dakshina “ is about the Caste system that was prevalent during the age of Mahabharata. Eklavya has been shown as a dedicated disciple of Guru Dronacharya He sacrificed his thumb for a token of Dakshina to his Guru. Today also we can see that caste-ism still prevailing in Indian Society and its negativity is ruining our society.
The Author tries to touch the Heart of their audience by his character Eklavya who, however, the way he wrote this Drona has really moved the audience emotionally and mentally.
Mr. Deen Dayal Verma is a mas been subjected to casteism untouchability.
an of wisdom and his literary works attract and inspire us.
To all the teachers and students who fought this pandemic together and made online teaching successful.
To all the supporting staff who worked tirelessly in aid of teachers and students.
To my mentors and friends. Special mention to Joan and Shrishti.
Last, but not least, my parents and my brother Rayhan without whom this journey would have been meaningless.
The Notebook (fearless feelings) is an assemblage of virgin, unadultered thoughts, germinating straight from the heart of the author & buckled together to ruffle a few feathers. An anxiously keen observer, the author, attempts at letting his heart do all the talk as he walks the reader through rich, life changing experiences. There are poetic notes woven in the coresponding stories to serve the reader with an untiring but absorbing read. Each chapter covers a real life scenario one or the other kind, purely reflecting the author’s feel & his response to the happenings around him. The book is spread over eleven chapters, which are; Life Algebra, A Retreat To The Dark Ages, One Skewed Playfield, The Unending Quest, The Jew Lobby, Honey Trap Of Another Kind, Might! The Sole Measure Of Right?, The Right Was Never Conceded, The Ensuing Tragedy, The Growth Story.
The book includes stories, poetry, lessons, life experiences & more presented in a uniquely blended manner. Hopefully the readers will like the new experiment & the presentation as they browse through.
Everyone is special’ is a wonderful story about Leo, a pessimist lion. He looks at the world differently. He is blameful, unhappy, grumpy, and always whines
and complains. On one hand, where the jungle is a happy place for the rest of the animals, Leo is the only sad animal. He always compares himself with other animals and reaches to a negative conclusion that he is not blessed like the way others are.
Leo is mesmerized at others’ beauty. He is stunned at the beauty of the peacock but sabotages his own identity and considers himself worthless and unlucky. Towards the end, a wise rabbit helps Leo to change his perception and become optimistic. To everyone’s surprise, Leo transforms into a positive thinker, who is now able to accept his life as a blessing. He understands the fact that ‘Everyone is Special’ in their own unique way!
In Kishkindakandam, a wailing Sri Rama continues his search for Sita. Sri Rama meets Sugriva and accepts him as his friend for killing his elder brother Vali, the vanara king of Kishkinda. Sugriva narrates his story of how he is being bullied by his brother Vali for no fault of Sugriva and his inability to enter Kishkinda and be with his wife Ruma. In order to clear the doubt about his valour, Vali being an in conquerable warrior, Sri Rama proves to Sugriva by piercing the seven trees and also effortlessly kicking the huge stone. Based on Sri Rama’s support, Sugriva calls Vali for a fight. Both being identical twins Sri Rama could not differentiate between the two during the fight. Sugriva is once again defeated by Vali. Sri Rama requests him to wear a garland to distinguish Sugriva and kills Vali by hiding behind a tree. Tara, the wife of Vali weeps and accuses Rama of his deceit. Sri Rama justifies his action. Sugriva is crowned as the king of Kishkinda with Angada, Vali’s son, as crown prince. Sugriva invites all the vanara warriors from all over India and directs them to proceed in search of Sita in all the four directions. Sri Rama gives Hanuman his ring to be given to Sita if he finds her. Hanuman and other vanara warriors proceed in the direction of South in search of Sita. On getting frustrated in not finding Sita, when they decide to commit suicide, they meet Sampati, the bird who tells them that Sita is in Srilanka. Hanuman prepares to cross the ocean.
“If you read this book so I have used a new word in this short story You will get to know about this word and word is FUCKING LIFE” Fucking Life it means not that thing so, it means “Kambhakt Jindgi” This story is for those who give more importance to their love in life. Because in today’s era or say, in today’s Kalyug, the word love is for a person only and only to meet his needs. Because if love only fulfills the need in today’s time, today people would not see love in the form of love in the form of new clothes, that whenever the mind wants to buy and wear it and keep it as it is, when it wants to. Because if we talk about love then love should not be life.. I have tried to explain this in a few words………..,
This collection includes award winning papers, innovative research and enticing ideas
which would tickle the palate of the specialist, the teacher and the curious reader. They
can even help those across borders to explore and compare the content presented with
their own educational milieu. Following the Covid Pandemic, there has been a spurt of online instruction and for those struggling to come to terms with the nuances of ICT-based pedagogy,
the content in this book, firmly located in the realm of the practitioner cum teacher educator
makes possible reflection and ease in adoption in educational contexts for Gen X.
Pia and her parents are back with exciting adventures in this second book from the series. This book has 6 short stories based on famous proverbs.
Better late than never: This story teaches the importance of traffic rules. It will help them to become responsible citizens.
Every drop counts: This story teaches the importance of water conservation.
Haste makes waste: This story will teach them to be patient and careful in life. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you: This story will teach the ill effects of Deforestation and how we can improve the situation.
Cleanliness is next to godliness: This story will teach the importance of cleanliness and hygiene.
Honesty is the best policy: This story will teach them to be honest and responsible citizens.
This book teaches moral stories to the kids. There are some fun, coloring activities also for the kids.
This novel follows the story of Devansh, an Indian boy who goes to Canada for higher studies and is admitted to one of the most academically challenging universities in the world. Unbeknownst to him, there is another side of the university awaiting him, which was not advertised- it involves alcohol, marijuana, frat parties, sex and a set of friends who partake in all forms of debauchery possible on campus. Together they dive deep into the subculture of pickup artists, seducing many girls during their time in the university. In a first, the book also explores the inner working of the enigmatic yet prestigious secret society Episkopon. In the midst of finishing his degree and hooking up with random girls, he falls for a Pakistani student. Will their liberal education help them overcome their religious, political and cultural differences? After spending four years and 250000$ in Toronto as an international student, what are the lessons that will truly matter in the end?
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