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Our values, life-style and mannerism have nourished our culture. About important factors of this culture of ours famous rishis, M.G. Vaidya has given impression to his valuable thoughts in this book. He has written about our culture in short but with the critical aspect.
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Our values, life-style and mannerism have nourished our culture. About important factors of this culture of ours famous rishis, M.G. Vaidya has given impression to his valuable thoughts in this book. He has written about our culture in short but with the critical aspect.
| Weight | 100 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
The thoughts of Dr. Ambedkar about the values like freedom, self-respect, education, religion of the country, Buddha?s religion, untouchbility. Caste-system, struggle, organization and democracy etc. are worthy and enables each generation for the social uplift and self-honour.
This book is about the all time best hockey player Major Dhyanchand, Whose skillful play had amazed Hitlar. Hitler had offered Dhyanchand the post of general in his army. The book salutes the glorious majestic personality of the Indian hockey player Dhyanchand, who is honored all over the world had rejected the post for the Dr. Sanjay Khalatkar sake of India’s pride.
A great Devotee Neetatai Pulliwar has written some devotional songs/bhajanas. This is a book of them. Goden Sharda, Guru devine teacher, God Datta, God Vitthal are the subject of the poems which can be sung.
The thoughts of Dr. Ambedkar about the values like freedom, self-respect, education, religion of the country, Buddha?s religion, untouchbility. Caste-system, struggle, organization and democracy etc. are worthy and enables each generation for the social uplift and self-honour.
In this upanishad too how the cosmic knowledge can be achieved and brought into daily life style is revealed by the writer. Infact the writer shri B. R. Modak has published a series of main upanishadas, the text and interpretation is worth reading for all, who are proud of our noble heritage. One of them is Atmopanishad linking the individual being to the cosmic consciousness.
The soldiers don?t expect anything from the Society, they just desire that their government and countrymen should be aware about their dutiful sacrifice and honour their death during the war. After the stinging defeat in war between India and china in 1962, the war with Pakistan was won by our brave soldiers, some of whom sacrificed their lives with smiling and dignified ways at the altar of Bharat Mata. The war fought in 1965, in which C I M H Abdul Hamid or lieutenant Colonel Ardeshir Tarapor, a winner of the Paramveer chakra were the dauntless fighters. How many of us know about them and their glorious and frightful fight. The new generation ought to know about them. Time has come to make them know about and enlighten them about the balanced war fought by Indians after the independence. Keeping this in mind 1965 war and its account has been given in this book, so that all Indians would become aware about the sacrifice and the peaceful life we are enjoying at the stake of their brave death.
The essence of Vedanta conceived in the Upanishadas are the expressions of the purest and heighted thoughts of the ancient rishis. Through them the cosmic viewpoint of the thinkers is revealed. The hidden meaning of them has been expressed in simple words of flowing language in Marathi by shri B. R. Modak. One of them is Aarunyopanishad.
The Game of Affair 
Sabhya Kase Vhave ? 
Milkat Hastantaran Aani Daste 
Mahila Vaidnyanik 
Shree Kshetra Shegaon Darshan 
Shree Kshetra Markandadev 
Amar Purush Maharana Pratap 
Chakrvyuh 
Banking Regulation Act 
Bhartiya Nobel Vijete 
Indigenous Technology for Smarter Mankind 
Rahasya Peti 
Her Kase Bantat ? 
Roj Navin 365 Khel 
Hitopdesh Chaturya Sutre 
Sevakar Vaishishtye Aani Parichay 
Vishwavyapi Hindu Sanskruti 
1971 Chi Romanchak Yudhagatha 
Aapli Sanskruti 
Shirdiche Saibaba 
Shree Sant Chokhamela Maharaj 
Bhartiya Olympic Veer 
Shikshanachi Vatchal 
Islami Jagachi Chitre 
121 Mahatvapurn Tharav 
Shree Gurucharitra Jase Aahe Tase (II) 