Additional information
| Weight | 200 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
Isreal is a country wellknow for the practice of different techinigues in different fields of life the proparity due to it with progress has become a Keyword for Israel. What are the reasons behind this progress and prospaurity them all times is a motto, the writer wants to be adopted by Indians. This is the main reason for which the book is written by leiturent Padmakar Deshpande.
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.
The city of Nagpur is at the centre of India the subcontinent. The information about the places for tourism surrounding Nagpur is presented in this book. This is the very first book in this field about Nagpur tourism. It includes 16 maps in colour. The traveler can travel with it without any human guide.
The war for the liberation of Bangaladesh tought in 1971 and its success is a golden account in Indian history. The thrilling stories of bottles in this war, the stratagies followed in it, displamacy practised by the leaders and victory achieved through all the theses factors has been presented in simple narative way in this book, so that the coming generations get benefited. The reading of the Book makes the present as well as the coming generation aware of the effects of the 1971 was, which had changed the geography of the countries also and gane birth to a new nation called Bangladesh by defeating Pakisthan. Surendranath Niphadkar