Additional information
| Weight | 200 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
This is the 2 act drama book on the social problem written by prominent dramatist. The severe and dangerous problem frightening the young generation given it a social foresight.
As a responsible citizen each one needs to now about the symbols of and about India. The coming generation can get it through this book so as to feel proud about India. The pictures information of the 20 symbols are beautiful and representing India’s cultural reference.
Mother of the adored godly personality of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Jijabai, who guided her son to fight against the odds and establish a Hindu rule is an icon for the mother in the world. Her life was full of strife and struggle. The life style and incident in her life, Where National Pride was the struggling force has been depicted this book as she is speaking.
In this book the experiences about the origin of cosmos from the very first step and the journey afterwards has been given. The extracts found in the treaties with the logical method are made known from modern scientific perspectives. The Mahat-sphot concept about beyond the description of sat and asat [beyond the truth and nontruth] which is referred and indicated in Nasadiya sukta (state of singularity) is logically stretched till the present time interpretation of modern science by the author. He has rightly shown how the modern researches are parallel to the oldest concepts of our rishis and acharyas.
A book of poems equal to the poets and writers of Vidarbha like Vamanrao Chorghade, Purushottam Darwhekar, Ram Shewalkar, from Nagpur, Madhukar Keche and Suresh Bhat is written by a duel a mother and her daughter ie. sau Uma Kannadkar and Dr. Sau Manasi Kavimandan, It indudes 84 poems out 95 which 69 are in Marathi and 15 in English. There are 23 poems from the mother and others are of her daughter. The poem ‘Baba’ is praiseworthy Sau. Uma Kannadkar, Dr. Sau. Manasi Kavimandan,