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Mokshagundum Visheshwarayya who was rewarded Bharat Ratna is subject the book. His whole life contribution is assessed in this centenary book. The book is a source of insperation to all children, grownups and the old. There was no book avialable on such a great man in Marathi. This need in fulfilled by Shri. Vijay Yangalwar. Each architect, engineer and every citizen should read this book.
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Mokshagundum Visheshwarayya who was rewarded Bharat Ratna is subject the book. His whole life contribution is assessed in this centenary book. The book is a source of insperation to all children, grownups and the old. There was no book avialable on such a great man in Marathi. This need in fulfilled by Shri. Vijay Yangalwar. Each architect, engineer and every citizen should read this book.
| Weight | 75 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
Starting from what is the gene? to what sort of fullphased change is made possible by the functions of genes is the subject of this book. One gets uptodate scientific information on all scientific aspects of working of genes in simple language with appropriate pictures. There are eight coloured pages contributed to show the steps in the discovery of genes by Dr. Pratibha Sahastrabuddhe, the writer.
The sixteen sanskars of the Hindus which uplity the be art in man and evolves him to the uppermost level of the Rishi or taught personality is the subject of this book. The information about them with the scientific aspects full of philosophy and logic is given on it. The book helps the present and future generation to achieve super personality and prosperity.
MaharshiBhrugu is a symbol of the highest genious of human intellect. He was profecient in many fields of knowledge. His was the fundamental research work in many ancient scientific branches. The full-phased description about the life and astonishing work can be read in this book by Shri. Vijay Yangalwar.
Bhawana Rishi belonged to the Padmashali society of weavers who orginated the textile business and taught the skill to the people, who were later on called “Padmashali” Bhawana risi was son of the Maikandya risi. This is the first book in Marathi giving full information about his life and work. The writer Prof. Vijay Yangalwar has benefited the common man by this book.
An ancient philosopher, statesman Chanyakya is the personification of WISDOM- all pervading. This great diplomat of the past has written some precepts based on his own experiences in Chanakyasukte is Sanskrit, which have been translated in brief in Marathi. One can read any one out of 450 sutras at any time, think over it and try to practise it in one’s own life. The Sutras/ guidlines have everlasting effect for all times and are applicable in business, politics or family life. To live successful and contented life read this book.
The wisdom of the Indians is being established in the world again. The Indian thinking linked with mathematics is a wellknown fact. There are many laureat mathematicians in India who had contributed in the field of mathematics from time to time. 51 such laureats have been informed about in this book to modern reader with their contribution, timespan and life by Shri. Anant Vyavahare. By reading this book, Indian citizen world develop a feeling of being proud of them.
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.
God Ram is the beloved, most honourd dirty of Indian Hindus. The birthplace of Rama, which was captured by the muslims has been thought to be a blemish for the indipendent Indians. A movement to free the place has so become an intense and extensive for people. In this book a deep and critical review is presented by the retired editor of daily Tarun Bharat- Shri. D.B. alias Mamasaheb Ghumare.
Shree Gurucharitra Jase Aahe Tase (II) 