Description
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.
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.
Weight | 100 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
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.
There is ample literature writer by larned and great thinkers in India. In this book, we get a complied account about it.
The service law, which is difficult to understand, is made easy through this book in Marathi. The related people such as lawyers, debt and taxpaying people and the students of C. A. are benefited through the book. The high court judgement, the result of tribunal can be selected by taxpayers and act according to these rules easily.
The Marathi translation about the laws related to Arbitration are given in this book. How to handle the negotiations and confront the problems during the agreement is the base of this book. The basic law is given in Marathi & English, is made more easy, through it so that each step and aspect can be made known. All financial institutions and people related to it get benefited through this book.
The employee is called a ‘Shipai’, ‘Hawaldar’, ‘Driver’, ‘Helper’ or by some other words. All of the success of the institutional work. Whoever comes to the institute has to contact anyone of them at the beginning. These workers of different departments are therefore need to be educated in the work of the institution particularly in banking. This book is writtern taking into consideration all these aspects.
Man has to cultivate himself through conscious efforts. He has to teach hemself to avoid the wrong doings and proceed towards the precious, gentle peaceful and happy life. For this at each and every stop he ought to be careful, about what and how to speak and what not to speak. What he should listen and what to neglect, what is to be seen and what is not to be seen. He should know when he should be merciful and where he should not be merciful at all. In short the exactitudes of the behaviour are described in this book following which one can make progress in becaming a balanced personality.