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A Country is a Paradise when it is under a good Leadership; Paradise could become hellish when there is no governance”.
“Democracy is pretentious, unless we emancipate from the political system, it will disparage the concept of democracy”.“Politics and Democracy are two different ideologies. They are inseparably mixed; a suitable mechanism or a solvent is needed to elute this mixture for the good of this Country. Perhaps this The New Constitution of India 2018, may be a chromatography to eluting the mixture.” The Author says: ‘he has not done anything that infringes the fundamental rights of anyone, No derogation of fundamental rights, No inconsistency affecting the scope of Article 13(1) or Article 13(2) of the Constitution of India. Even assuming that some of them are, it is for the Government and the Courts to apply the Doctrine of Eclipse or on the Doctrine of Severability. Mechanical interpretation on this ‘New Constitution of India 2018’ might be atrophied or fossilised, but the organic might not !’. It is up to the Government to study, to find a way to implement without affecting the earlier judgements of High Court and Supreme Court on the Constitutional issues. Two main issues are involved:- 1) Whether the substance contained in this ‘The New Constitution of India 2018’ is derogative of fundamental rights within the meaning of Article 13(1) or under Article 13 (2)? 2) Whether the Parliament is having power to exercise its constitutional authority by way of addition, variation or repeal any provision as contemplated under Article 368 of the Constitution? ‘The New Constitution of India 2018’ helps a lame dog over the stile, to emancipate or unshackling the political system which disparaged the democracy in this country. The Author, 72 years of age, is with 43 years of experience as an Advocate. He is Senior Member in the Bar and Notary in Tamil Nadu. He is an Advocate on roll in the Supreme Court (OS) New Delhi. The Author has visited several foreign countries including England, USA, Scotland, France, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Paris. In 2012, the Author came to Bangalore with the intention of opening an additional office, but unfortunately, he was diagnosed for cancer and other problems and was to undergo 10 major operations one after the other till Feb 2018. He needs to be in Bangalore for few more months on the advice of doctors on health grounds.
We are all humans and all other living animal have a life. In our whole life, we have to perform lots of journeys. Among them some are routine, some due to sudden change, and finally most important the soul’s journey towards our goal. Our life is a journey as we progress toward adulthood from infancy, and at last journey towards our death. From the liquid form to the ashes, which mix up with mud is our journey.This debut book covers the travels from home to the working place of the narrator during his service. As a person working all over India, he has been posted almost everywhere in the country. Being a resident of north eastern region, the journeys are long. The book explores a train journey and its experiences that explicate the author’s struggle and dreams.
As Liberation War ended on 16th December in 1971 in erstwhile East Pakistan, a new nation emerged as Bangladesh with lofty ideals of democracy, socialism and secularism. Ironically, these dreams stood crushed as years rolled by and hit 46th year with the nation heading for another election.
Democracy and peoples’ rights seem to have become victims under the major dynastic political parties like Awami League and Bangladesh Nationalist Party. What added to the problem has been sudden Chinese presence with Indian influence waning; and huge Rohingya refugees. The book is based on interviews and tours, which reveals a gloomy outcome— election without democracy in a strategically important nation.
This book provides a wealth of information on adequacy, equity,
efficiency, quality, and liberty of education finance.
It also explores the political and legal dimensions of the education finance.
It contains a lucid and rigorous analysis of school choice, demand-side
financing schemes, public-private partnerships, innovative financing schemes
and aid instruments etc. It provides global as well as regional landscapes
of education finance with country-specific case studies. Thus, it is a
comprehensive academic book useful to students, researchers,
educationalists, economists, administrators and other policymakers.
This book studies the role of Indian children in family purchase decision making process duly considering important consumer socialization factors.
This book provides insights for the marketers in identifying the key processes and variables pertinent to the influence of television advertising on
children in family purchase decision making in India. This book will aid the marketers in designing marketing communications targeted towards the children.
Parents, schools, and Government can also benefit in formulating the interventions in minimizing the negative effects of television commercials.
The book, primarily, pertains to evolving and strengthening of democratic practices in India, after centuries of political slavery and subjugation under the British rule. The book contains wholesome information on establishment and structure of the Indian Parliament and various constitutionally-elected bodies, their powers and duties under the Indian Constitution. It narrates the entire political journey of the country—from India’s Independence to the last General Elections in 2014—enlisting all major political developments like evolvement of various political parties, imposition of Emergency, formation of various political fronts and alliances at the Centre, formation and fall of various coalition governments, assassination of two Prime Ministers, era of minority governments and finally emergence of Bharatiya Janata Party as a single largest party with absolute majority to gain power at the Centre. The book—based on in-depth research and analytical study—covers the entire gamut of General Elections in India from 1951-52 to 2014. The book also dwells at length on the policies and programmes pursued by different Prime Ministers during their tenure.
The use of plants as source of medicinal agents lies deep in the roots of antiquity. No one will ever know what led primitive man emerging from his ancestral, origin, to select certain plant material for the treatment of various ailments and diseases though it may be assumed that during the long transition from instinctive behaviour to more rational action, there was a conscious realization that certain roots, leaves, bark, fruits and even plant exudations had some beneficial action. This knowledge and the characteristics of the plant material, or even the entire plant itself, would be remembered for future occasions and the information passed on to others by word of mouth. Later, as different civilizations developed, man was able to communicate his knowledge and ideas, first by carving into stones or clay and later by writing on parchment or paper with the result that his knowledge became known to the coming generations. Reverence may be made to the clay writings from the library of the Assyrian king, to the Ebers Papyrus and to the writings of Dioscorides to indicate sources of our knowledge today about the crude drugs by Arabians, Babylonians, Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks, Indians, Persians, Romans and Sumarians thousands of years ago. The oldest treatises dealing with Ayurveda are Susruta samhita and Charaka samhita both compiled between 500-300 B.C. The development of the Ayurvedic system of medicine was based on scientific approach and methodology. Many of the drugs used in the traditional systems have stood the test of time. Most of the MAPs are used in the Indian Systems of Medicines and pharmaceutical and oil industries. About 118 species of MAPs of IHR yield essential oils. The Indigenous knowledge about medicinal plants and therapies was composed verbally and passed orally from generation to generation. Much later, some of this information was systematized in treatise forms like Atharveda, Yajurveda, Charak Samhita, Sushrut Samhita, etc. These systematized systems of knowledge about medicinal plants and therapies are included under Ayurveda – the Indian Traditional Medicine System. We are trying to compare the traditional Himalayan materia medica with that used by Ayurved. With the increasing demand of MAPs in the Indian Systems of Medicines, and pharmaceutical and oil industries, the wild populations of the MAPs are facing high pressures. Keeping above in view, and considering importance of number of herbal pharmaceutical industry using plants of high value for production of the eco -Friendly formation. Among the widely used plants cultivation techniques (Agro- technology) and its uses detail describes for farmers and Enterprisers, Academician and Researchers.
Money and muscle power are threatening Indian democracy. It may become kleptocracy if the people do not understand the value of their freedom, if they can’t see through the chicanery of the politicians.
People of India should not be taken for a ride by cunning and corrupt elected leaders. If we fail to the elect right persons as our representatives and entrust the task of governance with them we have failed our duty as a member of a republic. In a country like India, politicians have a number of cunning schemes to keep the people divided; they use religion, caste, and language to create division among the people.
For corrupt politicians, money is not a problem.They are able to grab land, indulge in extortion and run any illegal business with the help of dishonest officials and criminals.Thus they make a mockery of democratic institutions, including elections. In this book, an attempt has been made to expose those political characters who have no quality and vision to become our leaders. Being informed citizens we must identify them and discard them through electoral power.
China still remains an enigma with varying opinions on its power status – regional or international! What is its current reality? What is “Chinese Dream” defined by Xi Jinping? What “Grand Strategy” has been identified and defined to achieve “Chinese Dream” by 2021 and 2049? How will the single party Chinese Communist Party manage its pre-eminence even in decades ahead with dynamic changes in people’s growing awareness and rising expectations? Furthermore, will China behave responsibly or hegemonic with incremental increase in power status? G B Reddy has made an attempt to provide a holistic perspective by comprehensively reviewing past, present and future policies, strategies and modernization achievements and programs in social, political, energy, economic, technology, use of soft power and hard power. Most important, the contents are designed to understand the course that China is traversing in its quest to attain dominant power status by 2049.
Life, like river has to flow irrespective of the context towards the final destination: Ocean or Infinity. No rule can stop the natural rhythm of river and life. Truth is always neutral like depth of the river. If we travel deep in the river: vibration of real without superficiality or glorification is observed. The name of the book: ‘Bottom of a Holy River’ genuinely represents the essence of the poems: to differentiate real and false as Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa said: “The world is indeed mixture of truth and make-believe. Discard the make-believe and take the truth.”
“God plants those seeds, through people on earth… you’re one… I’m one… to bring some bliss… Some escapism… some joy… some magic…!” “Believe in yourself” – Esh
The book deal with the Indian Media and how they did not project Sikh issues correctly based on the historical facts about political rights of the Sikhs. Bhindranwale was wrongly blamed by the government and the Media that he was Congress’s creation, going to create Khalistan and Hindu genocide. Some say about 30,000!
A consolidated publication on the demographic scenario of the country was long awaited. This publication is a treasure-trove of demographic data of India showcasing valuable information on various aspects including socio-cultural and economic parameters. Through this work, the author has tried to put the frequently required census data together containing the latest census figures as well as those of the past few censuses. The data used in this publication is basically drawn from public domain open access data from Census 1951 to 2011 as per availability and the sample surveys like Sample Registration System. It contains ten chapters covering Size, growth and sex ratio, Age structure, Literacy and education, Work participation, Marital status, Disability, Fertility, Mortality, Religious affiliations and Migration. The information contained in the publication will be helpful in catering the needs of demographic data users.
For both Financial Advisors and Investors, this book has real-life experience-based tips for beginners, which further would be based on to some of the possible categorization, takeaways (summery of tips), ‘Mutual Fund: An Overview’ followed by ‘Basics of Financial Market’ and ‘Frequently Asked Questions’.
Why should we learn from someone else’s experience?
Let me start with a question.
What will happen if someone falls from the top of a four-story building? One would break his/her leg? Broken bone? Maybe death?Many other responses will also come. But I think the majority will agree that there would be certainly an injury if not death. Correct? Now, if I throw one more question to that majority, how many of them have actually fallen and experienced it themselves? Then I believe more than 95% answers would be on the negative side…But all of them would have known the outcome. How?That’s because, he/she has seen someone, whom it has happened in the past. This is nothing but he/she has learned from someone else’s experience. So moral of the story is, that we do learn from else’s experience, but sometimes we do not realize it.
Likewise in the corporate world, there are many things which we can learn from our seniors, mentors, juniors, colleagues, sales guy, operation guy, peon or anyone for that matter. They have also experienced something in their life, be it professional or personal. The position of the person is not important, learning can come from anyone, be it a human or animal.
How would you like to live your wildest dreams? Uncover the greatest opportunities for maximizing your health and happiness today. Discover how to solve your big health problems to prevent life catastrophe. In here is the health and mind secrets that are the shortest time possible solutions to double your performance. Perhaps your health and performance are holding you back and feel only when this gigantic mountain in front of you moves, you can begin to see and enjoy the beauty of life and make your wildest dreams come true. You don’t have to wait. In this book, Hanan reveals her successful RPH system around getting your wealth of health and leveraging it to instantly transform your life! She has pilot-tested on the best testing ground: her own life. She helped others gain a competitive advantage for themselves and their career and business. Read the simple yet powerful health and mind hacks that make up the system that you need to follow, all in a step by step format to have the health and exponential performance you truly deserve. Change the new way you look at healthcare with this cutting-edge system, increase your self-worth, be your best significant self and transform your reality. Optimal health and peak performance is no longer a long painful process. In this book, you will find the hacks, lifestyle strategies and actions you need to take to do and be your best. “I believe in investing in systems that will transform your health, performance, abundance and get you to your goals faster than going at it alone.” – Hanan Selim, The Rapid preventative and habit transformation healthcare (RPHT) expert.
In to the Mountains The plains were drying up, and the powerful mountain tribes were getting ready to repulse, annihilate if necessary, those who entered their verdant land uninvited. Who will stop the brewing conflict, waiting for the smallest of sparks to set the world ablaze? King Bhagirath stared out of his palace balcony at the parched expanse of the land, stretching far into the horizon, contemplating choices that would save the doomed plains. Bhagirath the man must leave the security of his kingdom to tackle a crisis Bhagirath the King cannot. Thus begins a project of monumental proportions that will decide the fates of all the multitudes that dwell in those lands and the mountains: an attempt to bring Gangaa to the plains. As he enters the mysterious mountains alone, he crosses paths with friends and foes, finds aid and opposition. His travels takes him to the land of flesh-eaters, of the proud people of the mountains and beyond into lands unknown. Will he be able to persuade them to join him or will he carve out a path with fire and iron?
Work of non fiction turns out to be the most strange one
says Sonal. B the author. Our life can give us the most
strange situations that we can ever come across, our
ideologies are the most under-utilised resources, our
brain isn’t the a pack of billion neurons it’s a
superpower, Here the author gives you nineteen true
stories about life inspired by her own experiences and
her own life and thoughts the way she has accepted her
life in all the colours as she believes that there are more
colours to life than just black and white
Rail Chakra is a collection of stories of personal experiences of the author and his colleagues during the 39 years he worked at Indian Railways.
This book discusses the first whitepaper published on Indian Railways moving from red to black on profitability and views of the common man. The Author has produced two novels and five anthologies. Pravich Magha Sobati is a book on the parikrama of Narmada River. The Author has been featured on Akashwani and Doordarshan Mumbai for ‘Kathakthon’- a story telling program.
Intellectual property rights (IPR) have been characterized as thoughts, developments, and inventive articulations in view of which there is an open readiness to offer the status of the property. IPR gives certain elite rights to the designers or makers of that property, keeping in mind the end goal to empower them to receive business rewards from their innovative endeavors or notoriety.There are a few kinds of licensed innovation security like patent, copyright, trademark, and so on. The patent is an acknowledgment for a creation, which fulfills the criteria of the worldwide oddity, non-conspicuousness, and mechanical application. IPR is essential for better distinguishing proof, arranging, commercialization, rendering, and in this manner insurance of development or inventiveness.
Yes! I am MI forever – takes you back in the memory lane. There are bundles of Goosebumps for sure, with the spice of some interesting stats and lesser known facts on each page of the book.
This is not only a simple book which tells you 10 year’s tales of Mumbai Indians franchise team, but it’s emotions and story of each and every MI fan across the globe.
From building the franchise back in 2008 to lifting the third title in 2017, here writer has beautifully described whole the journey of TENDULKAR’S team.
All the ups and downs, all the inside stories and strategies behind every single move taken by this particular team in the last decade, here openup in front of you.
Most fantastic thing is, here 19 years old writer offer you comparatively easy English language. So, every reader can understand with ease.
Focus on Illusory Gossip lives up to its name. The content of the book is as unique as its name. The author touches variety of topics and situations prevalent in today’s society with ease. The language is simple and flowing. In conversations amongst various characters, loosely giving the flavor of gossip, the author discusses relevant situations like earthquakes and the devastation it brings along, people leaving their towns for better opportunities, treatment meted out to immigrants, remarriage of a widow, journey of love between two individuals, struggle to overcome anger and alcohol, a single parent bringing up a child, the women of today finding their own feet, the joy of parenthood, effect of meditation, religious beliefs, and many more. Many quotes used in the book show that the author is well-read and has attempted to make a difference in today’s society, using light-hearted language. It leaves a long lasting impression and draws the reader to read the book multiple times.
The present book is an amalgamation of thoughts, experiences and research studies conducted by various management scholars, professionals and practitioners relating to corporate governance issues. It consists of quality research papers and articles which shows clearly the role of corporate governance in making sure that necessary checks and balances are in place to protect the long term, sustainable value of the enterprise. The book is presented in a very simple, lucid and logical format. It is believed that this book will be of great interest to concerned academicians, researchers, professional managers and policy makers.
“ How often have we come across the ‘it’s okay’ attitude in our daily lives? An attitude hinting at helplessness,
an age old feeling that has got entwined with our DNA now,
a feeling of déjà vu, an exasperation of sorts,
a frustration that we have almost chosen to forget,
even though it hurts us deep inside.
We seem to be fine with almost anything and everything. ”
In a no-holds-barred ‘India – My Heavenly Abode’, a riveting work of non-fiction replete with anecdotes and thought-provoking one-liners, Anshuman Gupta tries to analyse what ails contemporary India. Out of a long list, he hand-picks 16 areas of concern affecting all of us and suggests plausible solutions. In an elegant yet lucid language, he lays bare the hard-hitting reality of some pertinent problems plaguing our motherland and questions why we can’t change, if we have to develop.
This book is a comprehensive compendium on the Siachen Geographic Zone in Ladakh and towards the west in POK/GB areas. There is a case made out for the Freedom of Tibet(and even Xinjiang and Baluchistan). It also covers the battles in the Saltoro Heights in details including the cartographic war and the debate around the LOC and the AGPL. The book has also delved in the larger geopolitical and geostrategic dynamics, evolving around the Himalayas and the CPEC. It also analyses the linkage from Siachen to the Seas around Gwadar and into the IOR. The emerging PLA military capabilities astride and beyond the Himalayas to the Seas is a challenge to India’s military competence. India too needs to cause, cost effective and smart military transformation to guard India’s Northern flank and remain alive to this great game so unfolding in the Himalayas.
People contributed to various life aspects science,politics ,literature, art ,social activities and so many other fields. These genius minds put a keen interest in every phenomenon right from when they were young.
The zeal , passion, dedication, hardwork and efforts they put in their work helped them discover something new about the world we live in .
Their names are engraved in the sands of time for their work in the welfare of the mankind with different inventions that have made our lives easy, enjoyable and successful.
People contributed to various life aspects science,politics ,literature, art ,social activities and so many other fields. These genius minds put a keen interest in every phenomenon right from when they were young.
The zeal , passion, dedication, hardwork and efforts they put in their work helped them discover something new about the world we live in .
Their names are engraved in the sands of time for their work in the welfare of the mankind with different inventions that have made our lives easy, enjoyable and successful.
Two young mathematicians are working on climate change at minus18 degrees in Ladakh. A doctor has left his practice and is working in rural Bihar. A young Deloitte ex-employee is working with the poor women in Maharashtra. And there is only one thing that unites them all: they all are young and are giving the best time of their lives to work with millions of disadvantaged and poor people in India. This is a story of seventeen of them.
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