The first part of this book offers a detailed explanation of Indian culture and India’s unique ‘unity in diversity’ message to the world. In the second part of the book, the question about ‘truth’ are addressed, bringing together the cultural history and spiritual wisdom of India’s greatest saints and thinkers for every reader.
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Cows Don’t Fly
The problem most people have is that they believe that happiness and success come from outside of them. Many were never taught to live with positive intention and be driven by inspired action…their own! And all this is possible through a change in attitude for the positive.
In this book, you will find some very inspiring short stories, full of wisdom of everyday life. There is a mega-dose of common sense in what is written in these stories, which can be translated into practice. …You can add to them your own ideas and experiences to make your life more successful and happy.
Jo Jeeta Wahi Sikandar
This book applies to every aspect of life. This book is more costly in the sense it remembers you that you are the creator of your destiny. You have to take a positive decision to give success to your purpose and grab it easily. Promod Batra teaches you the in simple & easy way. Only one thing have to do, called it ‘beginning’ which makes man Sikander.
Safalata Ke 8 Sadhan
The main key to success is hidden deep within you, and once you discover it, you will not just achieve one but all your goals.It is a very inspiring book to arouse new enthusiasm within yourself and find your way to success, which may even prove to be beneficial for everyone.
Cows Don’t Give Milk
The rich are not always rich; and the happy are not always born happy. Success is a journey and we have to travel wisely. Batra explains in this book his Mahamantra of Think, Ask, Do. He also reveals the 6 Powerful Secrets of How the Rich Get Rich. After the phenomenal success of Born to Win, Promod Batra shares one of his most prized Gurumantras with us:
The good things of life do not drop into laps, we have to put them there. This simple truth is enough to jolt us into action
Thoda Thoda Pyaar
This book tells a very interesting love story of two youngsters. Today’s generation considers every point of view available to them before choosing a life partner, yet there still are a few who follow their heart. Love is, after all, a deeper connection between two souls and this story stirs both.
Aapka Vyaktitwa
All of us want to get ahead in life but most of us don’t know how. To be frank, the foundation of your all success boils down to your personality. If you examine your personality and overcome your shortcomings, nobody can stop you from getting the success you desire from your life and becoming popular again.
Saraswati Paryayvachi Kosh
Words that have similar meanings can be used to make one’s expression beautiful and more expressive and are called synonyms. Each word has its own characteristic and distinctive flavour, which is why it is important for the person using them to be cautious with their use.
Mahan Sant Kavi Kabir
There is given biography of Mahatma Kabirdas in very simple words in this book. The specialty of this book is, an illustration and questionnaire is given so that you can take your exam yourself.
Fearless Freedom
‘Safety’ for women in India is, more often than not, coded as curtailment of autonomy. To be ‘safe’, women are told they must allow themselves to be kept under constant surveillance. Their movement is restricted to specific spaces, often homes and hostels. Extreme levels of control are exercised to confine their mobility.
But is freedom really incompatible with safety? In this ground-breaking and radical book, Kavita Krishnan locates the personal and political repercussions of erasing women from public spaces. She argues that many real and violent threats to female autonomy are, in fact, hidden in plain sight. Often challenging conventional wisdom, this is a blazing, fiery manifesto for greater equality, political and economic independence, and, most of all, personal freedom.