Additional information
Weight | 200 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
Weight | 200 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
A person of high intellect, genius in ancient India named Shukracharya, was the guide Guru and Philosopher of demons. He was equal to Brahaspati the guide guru of Gods. In this book the guidelines about management and description of his life is given, hence the book is called Shukraneeti neeti means moral laws to be followed by the society one can get benefited by the guidlines (Sutras) even today if he follows them.
The challenge of china is becoming more and more serious day by day. The all sided aspects of the serious and severe challenge is reveals about the reality of the time being. What strategy should we and how to execute it is rightly advised in short and simple hint like maxims. The only impatient book on a serious subject available.
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.
In this book all factors about book publication is maid avialable to the reader. How many books on which particular subjects are published in Marathis in the year 2008 can be understood by reading the book. The book is for the book sellers particularly and has made a successful effort to lesson the regional inbalance in Marathi publishers and to propogate Social marketing in this field. The reader can get newly published books immidiately at demand. So please read this book.
The essence of Vedanta conceived in the Upanishadas are the expressions of the purest and heighted thoughts of the ancient rishis. Through them the cosmic viewpoint of the thinkers is revealed. The hidden meaning of them has been expressed in simple words of flowing language in Marathi by shri B. R. Modak. One of them is Aarunyopanishad.