Tanmeenn Singh Maken’s The Irony of Contradictions: Navigating the Opposites That Define Humanity is a thought-provoking exploration of the paradoxes that shape our lives. With remarkable depth and clarity, the book examines the dualities we often struggle with—ambition and contentment, tradition and innovation, love and conflict—and how these opposing forces not only coexist but also define our experiences. Maken presents a compelling argument that rather than seeing contradictions as obstacles, we should embrace them as essential elements of growth, understanding, and personal evolution.
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Guldasta-e-Nazm: Jagjeet Singh Saluja
Jagjeet Singh Saluja is an architect by profession, but his passion for art, music, and literature transcends beyond structural blueprints and design elements. As the founder of Swabhimaan Architects, a renowned architecture, interior, and landscape design firm based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, he has successfully led numerous projects across six states in India. His work in hospitality, residential, commercial, weekend villas, bungalows, plotting, and institutional sectors showcases his ability to bring creativity and functionality together. However, beyond the world of architecture, his artistic journey unfolds in the realms of poetry and music, where his soul truly finds its expression.
Book Review: Humble Truths of Life by Dr. Y.V. Ramana
“Humble Truths of Life” by Dr. Y.V. Ramana is a profound collection of reflections, thoughts, and insights drawn from the author’s extensive life experiences. More than just a memoir, this book serves as an intellectual and philosophical exploration of life’s deeper truths, shaped by Dr. Ramana’s illustrious career as a scientist and his keen observations of the world around him.
Author Featured Article by Dr. Y.V. Ramana
Dr. Y.V. Ramana’s life is a testament to perseverance, intellectual curiosity, and the pursuit of knowledge. Born on March 8, 1933, in Tenali, a town in the erstwhile Madras Presidency, India, his journey spans nearly a century of remarkable historical, scientific, and personal evolution. Raised in Madras (now Chennai), he witnessed firsthand the unfolding of major global and national events, including World War II, India’s struggle for independence, and the subsequent reorganization of Indian states based on linguistic divisions. These significant transitions shaped his worldview and instilled in him a deep sense of resilience and adaptability.
Author Feature Article Rajeeva Ranjan
Vibha Ranjan and Rajeeva Ranjan are a dynamic duo whose life experiences, professional achievements, and deep reflections on human well-being have culminated in their thought-provoking book, Mushkil Jeevan, Aasaan Raaste. Their journey, both as individuals and as a couple, is a testament to the idea that true success lies not just in material accomplishments but in achieving a life of peace, fulfillment, and purpose. Through their book, they share invaluable insights on simplifying life and finding balance amidst the chaos of modern living.
Book Review: Mushkil Jeevan, Aasaan Raaste
“Mushkil Jeevan, Aasaan Raaste” by Vibha Ranjan and Rajeeva Ranjan is an insightful and thought-provoking book that explores the complexities of modern life while offering a guiding light toward simplicity, happiness, and fulfillment. The book addresses an issue that resonates with almost everyone—the increasing stress, pressure, and dissatisfaction that seem to accompany the so-called advancements in the world. The authors argue that despite material progress, human beings continue to struggle with internal conflicts, stress, and unhappiness.
Book Review -Youth Employment : Problems and Prospects in Arunachal Pradesh
“Youth Employment: Problems and Prospects in Arunachal Pradesh” by Bikash Bage and Padi Hana is a thought-provoking and well-researched book that delves into the critical issue of employment and unemployment in the Ziro Valley of Arunachal Pradesh. The book offers an in-depth analysis of the challenges faced by the educated youth of the Apatani community, highlighting the socio-economic transformations brought about by modernization and technological advancements. It examines the paradox of progress, where increased educational attainment does not necessarily guarantee employment opportunities, leading to underemployment, joblessness, and migration.
Dr. Bikash Bage and Dr. Padi Hana – Author Feature Article
In the world of academia and social research, some scholars go beyond the boundaries of theory and make significant contributions to pressing socio-economic issues. Dr. Bikash Bage and Dr. Padi Hana, two eminent sociologists from Rajiv Gandhi University, Doimukh, Arunachal Pradesh, exemplify this commitment through their extensive research and scholarly work. Their recent book, Youth Employment: Problems and Prospects in Arunachal Pradesh, stands as a testament to their dedication to understanding and addressing the challenges faced by the educated youth of the Apatani community in the Ziro Valley. This feature article delves into their academic journey, research contributions, and the impact of their work on society.
Author Spotlight: Anuja Chauhan – A Master of Wit, Romance, and Intrigue
Anuja Chauhan is a celebrated Indian author, known for her sharp wit, engaging characters, and unique narrative style that blends modern sensibilities with traditional Indian
Book Review: The Forgotten Champion by Arbind Kumar Choudhary
The Forgotten Champion is the 12th poetry collection by Arbind Kumar Choudhary, a poet who has earned the title “Phrasal King” in Indian English poetry.
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