Description
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.
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.
| Weight | 200 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
There is a need of introducing new type of games in the schools, personality, development camps, institution training of games. This book 365 new games has solved this problem, by introducing interesting new games. These games have seen arranged according to the need of changing atmosphere of different seasons (rainy, winter or summer)
We tell the stories of Isapniti to the children, which are useful for the elderly people also, It includes the vision of management and wisdom and speaks about our traditional life. The essence of Isapniti is found in this book
This is the most important among all upnishadas. It has been translated in Marathi by B. R. Modak is easy and current language.
The elders dont read the book and remain unadvised by ignoring the ill this book. The book though is suppossed to be read by children, it is very very important for people of all age groups. The original sanskrit epigrams and their meaning, inner meaning is revealed in simple language in the book.
The whole world is facing a severe pollutions danger today. There is pollution of ground water, pollution of soil, pollution due to atomic project pollution due to chemical and thermal project all over the world. Due to all these factors the temperature of the earth and atmosphere around the earth is becoming hot day by day. It has a great effect on the rains and the system of raining and seasons on the earth thereby. In order to avoid this danger or to lesson its effect, the writer has given information about the manmade causes of pollution and also the ways out. Writer Kishor Pawar