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“Roma make a claim that their ancestors were from India. DNA research is said to have established the European gypsies genes to Northern India. It is believed that the various invasions in India led to the exodus of this tribe in three waves which led to the spread of the tribe across Persia, Turkey, Greece, Europe, Spain, Russia, Finland, Egypt and Morocco.
While suspicions have led to wide scale persecution the world also acknowledges their amazing contribution, especially to music and dance. From guitar to violins in places like Hungary, flamenco dances in Spain and oriental dances in Egypt are said to originate from them.”
Why modern man is more dangerous than wild animals even after higher education & elite status? Why are diseases uncontrolled and deaths are vital despite advanced medical science? Why do bad things happen to good people and vice versa despite omnipotent law of natural justice? These are some of the questions which often arise in our mind sooner or later. We often ponder upon these painful questions, but never get absolute solution. In light of the wisdom of Bhagavad Gita, the author has endeavored to uncover the root cause of the sufferings for a viable vedic solution through an in depth analysis of contemporary challenges of present society.
Professor N. PALANI is a renowned Physiotherapist. He headed the Physiotherapy education at CMC Hospital, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India in 1996. During the 1950’s, he had assisted Dr. Paul Brand in a number of researches on treatment of Leprosy patients. He retired as the Director of Physiotherapy in the leading Vinayaka Mission College of Physiotherapy in Salem, Tamil Nadu, India in 2018. He was also a trainer in Physiotherapy. He has received a number of awards including the Bharat Jothi Award in the year 2001. He was also awarded the Best Citizen of India Award by the International Publishing House in 2002 along with the Hon’ble Ex Prime Ministers of India Shri. Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Shri. Manmohan Singh in New Delhi, 2002. He had seen Mahatma Gandhi during the year 1946. The Indian Association of Physiotherapists has honoured him with a prestigious Fellowship Award in 1990 in Mumbai. He was also awarded with “The Lifetime Achievement Award” in the year 2015. The Neyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd., Neyveli, Tamil Nadu, India, honoured him with the ‘Best Book of the Year Award’ for his Tamil book, Thadai Kallae Padikkal, for his valuable contribution to the society in the field of literature and recognised the same in the Neyveli Book Fair 2016 held in Neyveli from 01.07.2016 to 10.07.2016. The Tamil Nadu government had ordered to issue these books for all Government libraries in Tamil Nadu. He had presented a number of research papers at National and International conferences. He had published a few articles in leading medical journals. He was also a member of board of studies in M.G.R Medical University, Chennai and also at Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai and vinayaga missions, Medical college, Salem. This book describes not only how to overcome the obstacles in life but also how to progress and to lead a successful life. This book also describes the management of pain.
In society, whenever someone even pronounce the word ‘Love’, only thought come across narrow and negative brains are of lovers or a couple, isn’t the worst psychology? Does love happens only between lovers or a couple? “It starts where you leave it” By adopting human psychology in this Non-Fiction book author tries to help readers to perceive deep meaning and practical interactions with ‘Love and Relationship’.
“हर व्यक्ति के जीवन में कभी-कभी बहुत कठिन समय आता है। ऐसे समय मन में बहुत सारी शंकायें, बहुत सारे सवाल उठने लगते हैं। ऐसा मेरे साथ ही क्यों हो रहा है? मैंने तो कभी किसी का बुरा नहीं किया….. फिर मेरे साथ ही ऐसा क्यों?
ऐसा क्यों है कि कोई तो बहुत सुखी है, कोई बहुत दुखी? क्या सब कुछ भाग्य से मिलता है? क्या ईश्वर अपनी मर्जी से किसी को हँसाते, किसी को रुलाते हैं?
ऐसे ही बहुत सारे सवालों के जवाब ढूंढती हुई, बहुत साधारण-सी कहानी है। बहुत सामान्य लोगों की, असामान्य प्रश्नों के जवाब खोजने की कहानी है।
हो सकता है, कोई और भी इसी तरह के सवालों में उलझा हो, कोई और भी इस समय मुश्किलों से निकलने का रास्ता खोज रहा हो। हो सकता है, यह साधारण सी कहानी पढ़कर उन्हें अपने जीवन की दशा और दिशा बदलने में मदद मिल सके!”
Pooja was a girl, but also the wildest of all animals, and was very precious to her mother. Her mistakes were kept in check by her father, who taught her the tough lessons of life in just 5 minutes. She was born with glitter in her veins, which would attract anyone in 5 minutes. Her innocence was killing, her beauty was enchanting, and her brains were bewitching; still, she was hated and ignored. Digging in the dirt, she got trapped in love with a man 18 years elder to her. Meetings of 5 minutes cost her decades of life. This book is a short journey of the most independent, most adventurous and most responsible girl of the 21st century, struggling with the old beliefs of Indian society and her commitments to be an ideal daughter, an ideal lover, and an ideal friend. It contains the most thrilling and adrenaline pumping narrative based on true events.
After 40 years of invaluable contribution in the field of education, Dr. Bal Krishna Sharma Naveen took leave from the post of Principal. He started the second innings of his life in the field of Hindi literature by considering the holiday as a blessing.
Dr. Naveen Ek Zindagi, in such a situation, the protagonist realizes the initial phase of growing up in a big way in the heart of Mother Mother Teresa’s serene heart and has made it her goal to support the people who have become bedridden.
Which Sudhi Pathak will be distracted while reading and will definitely be connected to the spirit of the writer.
The poet has tried to throw light on the teachings of Buddha, i.e., love, compassion, wisdom and peace in very simple and meaningful words. Each poem unfolds the real situations faced by human beings in their everyday lives. It revolves around materialistic and unending desires which can never bring satisfaction and peace in their life.
“Wordless Ajintha” will truly come up before the readers as a heavenly art projecting inner philosophy of life.
The book is about the economic poverty of the people of West Bengal. It projects how when Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta) was India’s capital during the British Raj, trade, industry & agriculture flourished in Bengal, and now, due to the major shutdown of its port, the economy of the state has collapsed.
Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Philosophy of Meditation focuses on understanding the self, its inner resources and strengths, and developing attributes.True knowledge of soul, however, is not a matter of superficial importance nor is to be left to some philosophers or religious scholars to discuss. Since every one of us is a conscient being, it concerns us all individually and severally. To deny ourselves the true knowledge of consciousness is to deny ourselves the right and the duty of living a meaningful life. Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Meditation is a very vast subject but the present book is very small because the purpose of this book is not to take the reader into a jungle of ideas or to acquaint him with maximum theoretical knowledge. Instead, the object of this book is to lay down briefly only the most fundamental truths, on which the science of meditation is based and to lead the reader to its practice and at the earliest so that he can himself learn further the theory in its depth and can realize the ultimate truth and taste the bliss. It would be better if, while going through this book, the reader does not compare the Meditation, explained here, to the one expounded by other authors or commentators, ancient or modern, but studies and practices it as it is, as the Meditation taught by Supreme Soul (God Shiva). This will give the reader’s mind an understanding of the exposition in its pure, unadulterated and unblurred form, with the result that the reader, being free of any confusion and mental conflict, would be able to practice Raja Yoga smoothly. Practical Meditation is highly recommended for those who are beginning to discover the beauty and strength of their inner world. More and more, we human beings are realizing the need to develop the power of the mind, as we try to keep up with the ever-increasing pace of life and complexities.
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.
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.
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.
The novel “The Sound of the Wind” deals with the fate of two Jewish siblings Maria and Paolo, who were abandoned by their mother. This true story happened in 1940 in a small village in the province of Palermo / Sicily. It is the story of a mother who abandons her own children for her dream of a better life. She chose this cruel act at a time that was unbelievably horrible and cruel. Soon after the twelve-year-old sweet girl gets captured by an old hunter and he tries to violate her. Both children experience one agony after another, until they learn from a Carabinieri that their father was brutally murdered in prison. The mother goes insane when she sees with her own eyes how her new lover constantly cheats on her with his ex-girlfriend. Filled with deep hatred and anger, she sees no other way out and tragedy takes its course… It’s a real-life story, with intrigue, murders and strokes of fate that entraps the reader from the first page till the very last. As a bonus, the author has also included 6 wonderful poems that will resonate deeply with the readers.
This book is based on never ending fight of an Ex Indian Millitary Intelligence Soldier against curruption of high level Official. He lost everything in this war against curruption because of non cooperation by the corrupted high level official.
The book emanates a powerful message for the readers to realize one’s infinite potential by changing the perspective and drawing a clear road-map for excellence & happiness. The author lists pragmatic principles for self-growth applicable in various areas of life. Most points are written with logic and scientific fervour. The selection of case studies, examples, quotations, diagrams and stories has been done with diligence which successfully proves the point. It also renders solutions to grave social issues like stress, anger and moods. Finally, it recommends some practical success mantras enabling one to lead a life of abundance.
“Please ask me anything else,” pleads Yamraj to the nine year old Nackiketa, “Don’t ask me to reveal what happens after death.” Nachiketa resolutely sticks to his stance and politely refuses to change his demand. Thus began the most profound dialogue about life between the God of death and an innocent boy. Pure innocence questions the highest wisdom. The entire discussion is encapsulated in the most profound of the Upanishads, Kathopnishad. The dialogue has a timeless charm and is embedded with jewels of guidance on life. These pearls are beautifully uncovered from the rigor of Sanskrit and presented in a beautifully flowing narrative by the author.
The Bits and Pieces – Reminiscences and Reflections of a Novice is a selection of blogs written as off-the-cuff observations on current matters of concern and interest without any claim of scholarly or intellectual dispensation. It is humbly presented on the happy occasion of completion of 50 years of his marriage with Vidya, a gracious lady. This book observes, discusses, and presents prognosis to the myriad issues infesting our country and the society at large.
The author, Ambassador Ramesh Chander, is a retired diplomat. As post retirement activities, he indulges in academic and social pursuits with a sense of paying back to the society in whatever small way possible.
“I first saw Indira Gandhi from a close quarter in her office when the three leaders of the Tripartite Meeting among India, Pakistan and Bangladesh – Swaran Singh, Aziz Ahmed, Kamal Hossain – called on the Prime Minister in April, 1974. I was fully impressed by her demeanor and poise. In the process of my duties, there were several occasions to see her in office and Committee/Conference Rooms and also in the majestic corridors and stairs of her office.”
(From Blog “Remembering Indira Gandhi Again” written on Tuesday, November 19, 2013)
Every heart has a pain to share. Every mind has a thought to express. Every life has a story to tell. Not just the life on earth, the in-animates that share this planet with us also have a voice that is perpetually ignored. I strongly believe that it’s only through voicing that understanding happens. A powerful expression has the ability to trigger a utilitarian thought. Letters have a power- the power to instil a mom’s strength in her daughter, the power to shout out the injustices of the world towards the weak, the power to germinate empathy and understanding in the soiled minds of the people. Letters are the scented roses in the garden of love and powerful missiles in the reign of thoughtless actions. This book contains a few letters that voice the opinions of people, apprehensions of a nation, requests of a parasite, the expectations of God and more. It’s my word to you that this book will reach the last nerve of your body and your heart will involuntarily say, “Yes! True.”
This tiny book contains the original research work of the contributors, and any matter of plagiarism is to be borne by the writers. Moreover, all the findings and suggestions are for academic purpose, which was permitted to be utilized by the officials and academicians.
However, outsources should be done only for the welfare of the people, but not for direct profit making. There are seven contributors in this book with a diverse field of studies. But the qualities rather determine the result; as such the book might have better opportunities to serve more on the stakeholders. It is named ‘Revelar’ a collection of a research paper. The book came out of the hard work and pains of our professors in the chase for information. Therefore, it would be a great privilege to note that the book would serve as a bulk of knowledge-bank for the readers in the mission of imperfection.
30 ways are real-life lessons and teachings that one can work upon to have a life and business they want. Know what it takes to Break-free from this inspiring masterpiece mixed with psychology and human behaviors. You can read and implement these Powerful ways to become who you want to and achieve the highest potential of yourself. Be it business or actualizing your dreams, this book has 30 simple ways for you to understand what is required for you to understand you have what it takes to become who you want.
Udumbra is the story of a laborer who becomes a minister.
This book tells us the story of a real-life hero, how he came out of the toughest phase of his life to become a leader to fulfill his dream.
A man who knows nothing about his whereabouts, chooses a path of struggle, rather than accepting the post of a gazetted officer to get rid of not only his poverty but also for the poverty of society, brings justice for them.
This book is all about a strong and wise leader who follows parts of the manuvadi and feudalistic systems, faces challenges and fulfills the dream of Baba Saheb without any greed for money or posts.
This book tells its readers an important thing, and that is, coming out of your comfort zone is tough in the beginning, chaotic in the middle, and awesome in the end… Because in the end, it shows you a whole new world!
This book is not like other novels that start at a certain point and end at a certain point – it is about an ongoing phenomenon like love, in which lovers perish, but love continues. This book focuses more on the subtle topics of life that people usually skip and go on choosing to suffer for centuries, due to poor vision. Today life too has become a matter of great confusion and suffering for humankind. If you see, you will find that more than eighty percent of the population is confused about the authentic and virginal meaning of divine love, emotions, teenage, life and so on. I feel it is my duty to give the world a different kind of thinking and mind, and the greatest gift of life – the nectar of silence, love and joyfulness. I want to show the world the reasons behind the subtle slights of their anxiety, fury, and joviality. I want to introduce you to yourself – to your own being. There was a need to write something like this because, in this era, mankind is so busy making themselves strong from the outside, but they forget the authentic nature of existence, and that until they do not become strong from within, they cannot become strong on the outside either.
This story is about a mother’s love and the story of his attachment and conflict reflects the stage of a woman’s life where she receives each of the first-time mothers.
At a time when joining the army in India was predominantly the domain of martial races such as the Rajputs, Sikhs, Marathas, Jats, and others, Lt Col Sirajuddin was, perhaps, the first officer in a fighting arm from the Dawoodi Bohra community. The narrative covers the trials and tribulations of a middle-class family in India during the sixties, followed by his journey of more than two decades in the Indian Army. The later part of the narrative dwells on his pursuit of a second career in Saudi Arabia followed by a foray into the corporate sector in India, besides doing his bit for social causes.
Note: “All proceeds from the sale of this book will go to AALIM Charitable Trust and welfare of Veer Naris and jawans of 267 Engineer Regiment”.
The book tells about the author’s struggles with mental illnesses like depression, anxiety disorder and panic attacks that she faced after learning that her partner had been unfaithful with her. Initially, she lost interest in life as a whole. Everything detested her. There was a point when she wanted to end her life and even tried to leave her home. This book tells her journey of dealing with all the heartbreak, pain and loneliness. The darkness that had engulfed her and would not let her come out of the dark pit. One day an incident makes her realize that she has to fight back for herself and her children. Since then she has retaken a hold of her life. She started teaching her mind and heart to like new things, be more creative and make every day goals and then plans on how to achieve them. She realizes that achievements do matter and the smallest achievements warrant celebrations. Why she needs to hang on, to believe for a better tomorrow and not to give up. Relapses did not move her. How writing helped her to cope with the situation she was in. How she found out a way to tame her inner demons and hold a little candle in the darkest of hours.
This book is based on true incidents and experiences of Author Anchal Saksena while her short tenure at the district court, Fatehgarh, Farrukhabad. She managed to portray the journey of her being a lawyer with the help of wit, humor, and sarcasm. This book reflects the perspective of Author regarding Judiciary at the district level, the atmosphere inside courtrooms and campus, difficulties faced by female lawyers and the true circumstances of Bar Associations.
“SHE’ is a voice that says – “Stop Hurting Me Every Day.” SHE is not about blaming a gender or a race for the condition of women but to introspect and analyze as a society – where have we failed. SHE is a story of ordinary girls and women who stood strong despite facing the biggest challenges and fought for their rights. She consists of ample examples of women and girls icons who have achieved their goals in various fields and professions.
SHE discusses the problems that the females confront worldwide; taking a glance on the possible solutions of exemplary inspirations with some inspirational examples and stories; by appreciating males and society that openly support the ambitions, dreams, and aspirations of girls and women, because a woman business leader, a woman athlete, a woman soldier, or a woman prime minister cannot be produced in a country or society that doesn’t support women empowerment.
All the chapters in this book tell many stories of brave and powerful women and girls, who are not just “survivors,”” but “”winners,” champions,” and “achievers,” they are an inspiration to all girls and women, who restore our faith in woman and girl power; because feminism is not about hating men and bashing society for the plight of women, but it is all about EQUALITY, RESPECT, and breaking the PATRIARCHY!”
Many seekers of truth walking on the path of spirituality fall off this path. Very often they do not even realize the reason for falling off. They have faltered in their interactions with their Guru. “In Search of Truth” encapsulates the teachings and wisdom of a Living Master on the tenets that a seeker needs to be mindful of in his/her relationship with his/her Guru. A relationship that is of paramount importance to the seeker in his/her spiritual journey and may help in achieving his/her spiritual potential.
Making babies in 21st century is a non-fiction book which let us know about how an evolving medical technology help to complete a family and let infertile to have their biological child and gene line. This book begins your journey about the assisted fertility technologies and give you a prospective of a life changing aspect while considering legal implications of these technologies. Book pick up most sensitive topic of today and is for presumtion of good will.
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