Additional information
Weight | 100 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
Weight | 100 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
This is the most important among all upnishadas. It has been translated in Marathi by B. R. Modak is easy and current language.
The financial institution in the co-operative field viz urban co-operative banks, urban and other credit societies are controlled by co-operative commissions. Their business works according to the circulars of the commissioner. This the collection of such circulars of last five years. it is very difficult to search in for particular circular. Taking this difficulty into consideration this book on collection is published. This is a very basic need, so the book serves the most important aspect in management and banking section to simplify the purpose writer Anil Sambre
In our Kitchen, there are many such things available, which are useful as medicines, Vaidya Shri. R. M. Pujari has given fall information about the household materials and then medical importance, with the hints useful to every housewife.
The changes in the co-operative laws according to the 97 amendment in the constitutions of India with simplifications of laws is available in this book.
In this upanishad too how the cosmic knowledge can be achieved and brought into daily life style is revealed by the writer. Infact the writer shri B. R. Modak has published a series of main upanishadas, the text and interpretation is worth reading for all, who are proud of our noble heritage. One of them is Atmopanishad linking the individual being to the cosmic consciousness.
The book tells about the female political leaders of India from the point of view of the newspaper reporter, the women who adorned the post of chief Minister and the above posts or the party leadership like Indira Gandhi, Mamata, Jaylalita, Sushama Swaraj, Mayawati etc. are the subject of this book. The personality of these women, their qualities of leadership, their rhights and endurance for the bright future, all is made known here (in this book) interestingly by Savita Deo Harkare