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The extraordinary story of a Dalit family in southern India Poised to inherit a huge tract of land gifted by the Nizam to his father, twenty-one-year-old Narsiah loses it to a feudal lord. This triggers his migration from Vangapally, his ancestral village in the Karimnagar District of Telangana - the single most important event that would free his family and future generations from caste oppression. Years later, it saves his son Baliah from the fate reserved for most Dalits: a life of humiliation and bonded labour. A book written with the desire to make known the inhumanity of untouchability and the acquiescence and internalization of this condition by the Dalits themselves, Y.B. Satyanarayana chronicles the relentless struggle of three generations of his family in this biography of his father. A narrative that derives its strength from the simplicitywith which it is told, My Father Baliah is a story of great hardship and greater resilience.

To a nation fed on classical music, the advent of Rahul Dev Burman with his repertoire of Western beats was a godsend. RD revolutionized Hindi film music in the 1970s, and with his emphasis on rhythm and beats, this Pied Piper of Hindi film music had young India swinging to his tunes. At the same time, this genius proved his many detractors who criticized him for corrupting popular taste wrong by composing some of the most influential raga-based songs in Hindi cinema and showing an immense comfort with all kinds of music, including Indian folk. RD: The Man, The Music looks at the phenomenon called R.D. Burman and how he changed the way Indians perceived Hindi film music. Through anecdotes and trivia that went into the making of Pancham's music - the many innovations he introduced, like mixed rhythm patterns, piquant chords and sound mixing - and through interactions with the musicians who were part of RD's team, the authors create a fascinating portrait of a man who, through his music, continues to thrive, even fifteen years after his death.

In Highway 39: Journeys through a Fractured Land, Sudeep Chakravarti attempts to unravel the brutal history of Nagaland and Manipur, their violent and restive present, and their uncertain and yet desperately hopeful future, as he travels along Dimapur, Kohima, Senapati, Imphal, Thoubal, and their hinterlands-all touch points of brutalized aspiration, identity, conflict and tragedy. These are the lands that nurture deadly acronyms-like AFSPA, an act of Parliament that with impunity hurts and kills citizens. Lands where militants not only battle the Indian government but also each other in a frenzy of ego, politics and survival, and enforce 'parallel' administrations. Sudeep Chakravarti's journey introduces the reader to stories that chill, anger and offer uneasy reflection. A fourteen-year-old Naga girl who dies resisting a soldier's attempt to rape her-and is now an icon. An eleven-year-old girl abducted by police in Manipur because they want to trap her parents. A faked encounter in Imphal that kills a former rebel, and also an innocent lady and her unborn child. A family in Kohima still trying to come to terms with the death of their youngest child in a mortar attack. Chakravarti also interacts with security and military officials, senior bureaucrats, top rebel leaders, and human rights and social activists, to paint a terrifying picture of a society and a people brought repeatedly to breakdown through years of political conceit and deceit, and stress and conflict. In prose suffused with a rare understanding of the region and its people, and with remarkable insight into its convoluted politics, Highway 39 brings into focus a region long neglected and often forgotten by Mainland India, a region surrounded by nations historically inimical to India-and yet, which offer a dream gateway to the markets of East Asia. A region India can continue to ignore only at the peril of the very idea of India.

The Fine Print of Life brings to life the charmingly named Panna Lal, Hira Lal, Mishri Devi, Jalebi Devi, and others as they muddle through life in their search for happiness and success. Struggling to make it big but not sure what they really want from life, they reflect our own doubts, difficulties and apprehensions. As the author, through them, guides us to a new awareness of ourselves, he offers no prescriptions. What he does do is far more valuable: he enables us to create our own paths and see the possibilities of our own lives.There is no magic wand to solving lifes problems. But short of that, The Fine Print of Life shows us how we can live creatively and joyously. The book is not about making hard work of life. It is about letting go, effortlessly and spontaneously, and brings our childhood back, showing us how to live life in the here and now. With wonder and curiosity. Energy and enthusiasm. Trusting our impulses and acting upon them. Best of all, feeling life is beautiful and it is great to be alive.

The golden path to the greatest good Some countries prosper while others are left far behind. There are countries which have tried to progress at the cost of great human suffering and those which have reduced or even removed poverty. There are democracies and dictatorships, rogue nations and law-abiding ones. Ali Mahmood - politician, thinker, businessman - has been pondering over the question of why some nations remain poor and why others grow rich, and in Saints and Sinners he comes up with some surprising conclusions. Looking at the developing nations of Asia and Africa, he realizes that while peace, stability and good governance through the 'rule of law' are essential to growth and prosperity, democracy is not necessarily the best way to achieve 'the greatest good for the greatest number'. For, military leaders, from Mao to Lee Kuan Yew, have provided stability, scientific and technical excellence, economic growth and prosperity to their nations. There can be many reasons for spectacular success, but the factor that seems to override them all is that of leadership. No matter what the system, how hard the challenges, it is leaders who can take a nation through. As Ali Mahmood avers in this immensely engaging book, it is these rare and exceptional men and women who changed the destiny of nations and achieved the impossible.

Little Fingers, Big Brains understands the critical importance of early childhood development in learning as 80% of brain growth and development in children happens between ages 2 and 7. Though their fingers are tiny, brain synapses in children explode ginormously during this period. Exposing children to a wide variety of activity worksheets lays a foundation for developing skills like reading, math, art, science and language. Little Fingers Big Brains Pre-K book focusses on pre-math, pre-writing, numeracy, literacy, cognitive development, environment studies that help children understand the world around them and develop a life-long love for excellence in education.

Little Fingers, Big Brains understands the critical importance of early childhood development in learning as 80% of brain growth and development in children happens between ages 2 and 7. Though their fingers are tiny, brain synapses in children explode ginormously during this period. Exposing children to a wide variety of activity worksheets lays a foundation for developing skills like reading, math, art, science and language. Little Fingers Big Brains K book focusses on pre-math, pre-writing, numeracy, literacy, cognitive development, environment studies that help children understand the world around them and develop a life-long love for excellence in education.

The perfect handbook for young business managers and entrepreneurs. Management 360 Degrees: Making a New Nepal by renowned Nepalese entrepreneur Basant Chaudhary comprises select articles and columns published in one of the leading business magazines of the country over the last few years. The book addresses issues that are imperative for Nepalese professionals to succeed in an age of volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. Even though the world is largely flat in today's digital age, it still exists in different knowledge zones, especially when it comes to the flow of latest business information, knowledge and practices. The author uses his vast understanding of the functioning of different economies across the world to bridge a knowledge gap for the youth of Nepal. Arranged chronologically, the writings delve into the most relevant challenges of the time. The objective of the book is to take the existing work culture of Nepal and marry it with the best global practices. The book also has important lessons on dealing with change, which is imperative for growth as well as for tackling new challenges smartly and effectively. The author's message to his young readers is simple: to be forewarned is to be forearmed. This is the ultimate mantra for those who are looking to survive and grow in an everchanging business climate. By sharing pertinent examples, the book exhorts people from the corporate world to always be on their toes. This book is ultimately about creating a level-playing field for Nepal's young executives.

Myths become real and the mundane becomes enchanting, as Jai and his witchy family remove the veil that separates reality and fantasy, all enjoying endless cups of lavender tea and sinfully delicious goodies that are magically removed of all guilt.

26 exciting cities ... one for every letter of the alphabet! Get ready to go on a journey from Mumbai, Indore, Varanasi to Quilon, Xeldem, Zunheboto and several other cities through 26 beautifully illustrated pictorial maps. Discover local traditions and festivals, uncover myths and legends, spot iconic monuments and people, and get a taste of local crafts and cuisine. Hop on and enjoy the joyride that will take you to some explored and unexplored parts of India and give you a window-side view of India's incredible diversity, culture and heritage.

It's not a magical short stories but something is here.This books feels like a love,feel of heart,mummys love,village love,selfconfidence making thing..its lot of matters in this book.

In this book, an attempt has been made to study the savior of mankind Jesus of Nazareth from a Vedic point of view. There is power in his name which still works wonders. His sacrifice at the cross of calvary is the greatest victory over satanic power that means all the evil forces of the world. Satan thought by his crucifixion the power of Jesus will cease but he resurrected on Easter thereby crushing all the evil power of Satan under his feet. This book is a must-read for those who are interested in comparative religion.Jayadev Kar, MA, M.Phil, MSW, LL.B, is an Indian English poet, writer, statesman, critic, and social worker in the same vein. . He has already two books to his credit out of which "Symbolism in American Literature" was published by Scholars' Press, Germany. His other book "Songs of Jayadev an anthology of English poems was published and circulated worldwide by Authors' Press, New Delhi. He is currently teaching English literature at D.A.V.(Auto) College, Titilagarh, Dist.-Balangir, India. Apart from that, he is an approved counselor of Odisha State Open University, Sambalpur, and IGNOU, New Delhi. Jayadev Kar is a member of ELTAI too. He is also a Human Rights educator certified by Youth for Human Rights International, Los Angeles, USA. For his strategy to check distress migration, he has been felicitated by IPE Global and International Justice Mission in days gone by.

Iss kitaab mey Maine Shia-Sunni ke beech ke ikhtilaaf dur karne ki koshish ki hai. Mera ye maan'na hai ki Shia-Sunni ke beech ikhtilaaf kam aur ghalat fehmiyaa'n zyada hai'n. Baaki kuch maulviyo'n ki saazish hai.Shia-Sunni ke beech ki duriyo'n ko mitaya toh nahi'n jaa sakta lekin kam zarur kiya jaa sakta hai. Maine ek choti si koshish ki hai.Iss kitaab mey aap ko un ghalat fehmiyo'n ke baare mey jaan ney milega jo Shia-Sunni ke beech ikhtilaaf badha'ne jaan bujh'kar daali gayi'n. Zarur padhe'n.

This unique book bridges the gap between textbooks and practical research by taking a pragmatic approach towards various concepts in astronomy. It introduces students to astronomy-specific jargon used by professional astronomers, while covering a wide range of topics from stars to galaxy clusters. It will aid learners with preliminary experience in computing and/or astronomy to experience astronomical data analysis. Each exercise also includes a summary of the accompanying theory to provide learners a head start. Although this book was conceptualised from introductory astronomy courses, undergraduate students, amateur astronomers, and college lecturers will all find it useful.

We usually underestimate our true potential and whenever we face a challenging situation, we always tend to give up thinking 'I am not capable enough'. Finding our true potential and inner strength empowers us to succeed in every circumstance despite difficult conditions. The sweet and bitter experiences in our journey of life become valuable lessons for life. The protagonist of the book, Shirin had been living a good life with her happy family. Her world was like a cocoon that was a safe haven for her. She led a content life acting out the multiple roles of mother, wife, daughter, and sister up until a dreadful night that forever changed the trajectory of her life. She lost faith in love as a result of that one occurrence. Life was full of challenges and she encountered numerous difficulties along the way. She wasn't travelling through life alone; someone had been trailing her. She goes all out to achieve her dream of building an empire but abandons everything in a single leap of faith. Was her decision worth it? Discover the incredible drama that unfolded in the life of Shirin and find out if she could give wings to her dreams and experience the unfathomable power of love. A Leap of Faith is a perpetual reminder that the heart knows no restrictions and one can sail through the difficult tides of life if someone is watching over you.

In a world of hashtags and technology, a funny take on pseudo-intellectual conversations and self-deprecation will help tone down an all-serious perspective. This is a light-hearted story about a few people who stumble upon an exciting encounter with forces that are truly unique - Nature and Imagination.

One Liner General Knowledge - Boost Your Brain, this book is essential for all kinds of competitive exams.Whether you are searching for General Knowledge 2021 or General Knowledge 2022, this GK Book is suitable for you because all the information provided in this One Liner GK Book is accurate and up to date. This GK Book has been created following the NCERT syllabus. This general knowledge book has been prepared following various competitive exam's question papers.General Knowledge is such an nectar that if you drink it, you'll get benefited not only in competitive exams, but in all areas of life.For the convenience of the readers, every effort has been made so that you can reach your goal through this book.

This book is the outcome of my observation and analysis of surrounding. This is the result of my intrapersonal communication. I have tried to express my feeling that has came out of the time and situation. The challenges of the life the way it has puzzeled me has provided me to fulled my words. To break the status quo in the life, to make changes in my routine the words has work for me as a weapon. The more I have found my self in dilemma the more I got sharpness in writing. Every reader will found his viewpoint in the writing. Love, life, ambition, prosperity and change has meaning in the life. The book has beautifully presented the picture of all the situation. To meet all our wishes we always communicate with the divine. Many of the write-up has tried to capture the emotion while communication with the divine. Hope you will enjoy my writing. Thanks!

Punjab National Bank which is going to complete 128 years in the service of nation is the largest Bank in the country after SBI. Success of any bank is a result of the leadership provided by the top management of the Bank and the commitment of its work force. PNB was fortunate to have a strong successive leadership and equally committed work force. The Book PNB@128 - Bharose Ka Prateek, is a Compendium of 128 plus articles penned by 128+ veterans including 70 CMDs/EDs/GMs of Punjab National Bank on subjects ranging from vision statements of the top leadership from time to time and their translation into visible impact on the ground, through the unique training and mentoring programs, personal anecdotes comprising of various success stories, situations requiring deft handling but with a human touch, of out-of-the-box thinking, of sourcing and pooling together the vast experience one has acquired to deal with a given situation, managing risk, IT and directing all efforts in positioning the Bank, second to none.Each tale told emanates from one's own experience that happened years ago but the expression is testimony of the simplicity and honesty of purpose each writer prides in private. All these articles taken together is a treatise in practical bank management which transcend the curriculum of a B- school. This book is a must read for the present generation of bankers, seeking solution to day to day issues since the basics of banking remain the same while the age-old value system is non-negotiable. Past bankers can also relish the book while identifying themselves with the era gone by.

Packed with powerful insights and compelling stories, Swayam ki Awaaz introduces readers to an ancient line of practical wisdom that enlightens us to a simple way to listen. By doing so, Prem Rawat reveals, we can "profoundly change our understanding of ourselves, those around us, and our lives. "

Panchavarna Birds This is a true story.. Here we see four generations of characters..This story is based on actual events.Through this story we can see that it is true that marriage is fixed in heavenHow the marriage of the three couples in this story turned their lives upside down according to the lines of Innarku Innarret Vaithane Devan Oni. In this story, you can emotionally see which relationships are connected to the relationships that have been talked about for marriage since childhood. This story is entirely a story for women and the story moves mainly with women.

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This is a story of skill and rapid conquest, as two brothers carve out an empire in the subcontinent. Most of all, it is a story of exceptional people who played a role in building this new entity - the Vijayanagara Empire.

Written in spare, modern prose spiced with pungent regional dialect, and brought brilliantly to new life in Vasantha Surya''s luminous translation, An Order from the Sky and Other Stories redefines the possibilities of Indian fiction.