Additional information
| Weight | 115 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
| Weight | 115 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
Like the urban banks law the credit societies establish policies written form on subjects. It has become compulsory and necessary also the coming days the need about the knowledge about it is increasing. The ready made policy writer Avinash shaligram has written the book for credit societies also, take these policies and use them for your institution is the motto of the book
The author, Mr. Rahul Kulkarni, is a skilled Engineer. He loves to write stories. Because of his logical perspective, he always focuses on facts and details, which helps him to write clear and profound stories. His job in engineering and quality have given him the opportunity to travel the world. These travels have given him an understanding of various cultures and histories. Rahul is fond of visiting historical and religious, places. On every trip, he becomes acquainted with new people and cultures, which allows him to learn something new. These experiences from around the world bring realistic details and a broad perspective to his stories. Connect with Rahul at – rgkrahul@gmail.com.
The urban banks/workers/women/non-agriculture/multistate institutions have to present before the committees many resolutions. To prepare them a great skill require proper information is needed and it is to be made in limited and proper words, so as to get it approved. Talking this fact into consideration this book to written. All types of resolutions are given in it. One can read the book and use it easily.
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.
This is the most important among all upnishadas. It has been translated in Marathi by B. R. Modak is easy and current language.