Additional information
| Weight | 200 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
Everyone of us cames into contact with the shops often for this or that purpose, yet we are unaware about its working. We come accron some small shops and also we visit big and departmental stores. The question these shopkeepers have to face are discussed here in this book. Retail shops, smallest hand cart shop. (Theta) handelled by the owners are guided in different catagories such as place of the shop, the goods which are sold, price fixing, profit etc. This is the first book on this subject in Marathi, by a wellknown writer Shri. Dilip Godbole.
Due to amendments made in constitutional many changes in the rules of election in co-operative institutions and their references get changed. These change rules in Marathi and the original English rules both can be made known through this book. The book is useful to all co-operative institutions.
The holy pilgrim place Pandharpur is a seat of valuable centre of religions faith in Maharashtra. This book is useful of the guideline before visiting God Vitthal at Pandharpur.
The experiences of a successful I.A.S. officer can be read in this book. The auto biography revealing the problems faced by the officer makes one cheerful to face the life bravely not bitterly, given introvert out look also. It is a translation of an original English book.
This book is a sequel to the author’s first book, “You Are A Product- How Value Addition Will Help You Stand Out From The Crowd”, the central theme of which is Value Addition. In this book, the author takes you through his journey from childhood to the pinnacle of his corporate life, acknowledging the life lessons and values imparted to him by his Parents, Spouse, Spiritual and Corporate Gurus, and People who inspired and shaped his personal and professional life. The author urges all to reflect on their life journey and remember with gratitude, the people who were instrumental in shaping their lives. The author believes that “We are like soft clay. Our Parents, Spiritual and Corporate Gurus, and People who inspire us are potters who mold us into a beautiful valuable masterpiece.”