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The world astronomers listed in this book belong to the ancient times. Inall 49 astronomirs have been described who have added valuable knowledge to the science. The work they had done along with their life stories can be read in this book. There are 13 Indian astronomers among 49 in total. Shri. Prakash Manikpure is the writer of the book.
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The world astronomers listed in this book belong to the ancient times. Inall 49 astronomirs have been described who have added valuable knowledge to the science. The work they had done along with their life stories can be read in this book. There are 13 Indian astronomers among 49 in total. Shri. Prakash Manikpure is the writer of the book.
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
A messenger of Death what is tsunami frightful cyclone that has thrilled the world of this book provides information in an illustrates and scientific form. The writer is lieutanant G.B. Serdesai
डॉ. सुनीलदत्त गवरे यांचे “कारणकार्याविषयीचे” हे लेखन अनेक कारणांनी महत्त्वपूर्ण आणि स्तुत्य ठरते. निवडलेला विषय तत्त्वज्ञानाच्या अभ्यासात मूलभूत असून, मराठीत त्यावर सविस्तर विवेचन क्वचितच आढळते. या ग्रंथात पाश्चात्य आणि पौर्वात्य तत्त्वज्ञानातील कारणसंकल्पना सखोल, साधार व अभ्यासपूर्ण पद्धतीने स्पष्ट केली आहे.
The most ancient, courteous, cultured and advanced religion in the world is Hindu religion. Unfortunately due to social, political changes, there developed deep misunderstand and ignorance about it. Many questions were raised on different aspects of it, at different times by many people. Here the efforts are made to answer them. What does our Hindu religion and its theology says about the questions to be faced in particular condition and in particular time? We have curiosity about it but the answers are not available instantly. For such people this book provides the guidelines.
Machines have become part and parcel of the human life today. With the help of machines our daily life has become easy, yet very few of us know the science behind them working of the machines. The writer has explained it in easy language. The machines and the scientific working behind explain the mystry of the their functions. This interesting book by Shri. Jayant Arende is valuable for all of us.
This is the 3rd book in the series birth on the lives of the saints. The saints having enfluence on the people since last 150 years have been includes in this book. The saints like Gajanan Maharaj, Gondawalekar Maharaj, Gulabrao Maharaj and other ten saints lives and prominent in their life have been described in this book. The book can encourage the new generation.
The book is on the glorious heritage of the Indian scientist. Right from the ancient scientist rishi kanad to the modern mathematician Dr. Narlikar and Bhatnagar have been described with their scientific contributions. Many rare photographs add value of the book.
The first police officer (I.P.S.) Kiran Bedi. Who lived a glorified life of an officer. How did the develop her personality, what difficulties she had to face and confront during her life journey from Kiran Bedi to Didi Bedi as a Police Officer and then as a political personality in the 2nd innings of her life is presented interesting through this book. The new generation can get guidence through it.
The year 2013 was an international year for statistics. The Contribution of the Indian statistics and it usage is made is made publically known in this book. The is major statistics proficient are presented in it with their international contribution by the writer.
Gadge Baba was not an organizer of propagator of the religion or a saint. He was social worker who moved in the society and taught people about social uplift and the methods to be observed for it. He taught the people the fundamental and basic links of life and worked as an angel. He was moving educational institute, who worked alone, and made people to follow him for the cause of society. The book tells about the experiments made him and the odds faced by him. The information in the book would benefit social workers in particular.
