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Gir No Sinh - Gujarati eBook
નાના નાના બાળસિંહોને, સમય જતાં પુખ્તસિંહોમાં પરિવર્તિત થતાં જેમણે એકદમ નજીકથી જોયા છે અને સિંહસૃષ્ટિના જેઓ પરિચિત બની ગયા છે એવા લેખકોની અનુભવ-સમૃદ્ધ કલમે લખાયેલું આ પુસ્તક ગિરનો સિંહ - એ સમગ્ર એશિયાઈ સિંહોની ગૌરવગાથા છે. સિંહોની કુટુંબકથાનું આ એવું ચિત્ર છે, જેમા...
Constraints and Prospects of Local Newspapers
With reference to Bangladesh.
Shoolpaneshwar : Ishwar Nu Abhayaranya - Gujarati eBook
તમે ગુજરાતનું સ્વિટ્ઝર્લેન્ડ જોયું છે? પ્રવાસને જ પોતાનો શ્વાસ બનાવી દેનારા પ્રવાસી કાકાસાહેબ કાલેલકરે પ્રવાસને આત્માનો ખોરાક કહીને સન્માન્યો છે! ઘણીવાર આપણે આપણાં જ ઘર, ગામ, શહેર વિસ્તારથી અજાણ્યા રહી જઈએ છીએ. તમને ખબર છે, ગુજરાતમાં જ એક એવું સ્થળ આવેલું છે, જ્યાં ...
Pundits from Pakistan
In 2004 the Indian cricket team headed to Pakistan to play a historic series. Accompanying them was young cricket reporter Rahul Bhattacharya. The mood was tense, with political provocations and security fears. But as the archrivals met on the field, a rare spirit of bonhomie spread throughout the tour. And in streets and homes in Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Multan, the author had many warm human encounters that made the tour unforgettable. This book vividly brings alive the magic of cricket, even as it chronicles an emotional and hopeful time, witnessed by a young Indian discovering Pakistan.
Cricket
This book is more than a cricketing journal. It is essentially about the impact of this ennobling sport on the minds of people. For the cricket enthusiast, the book provides an insight into the drama, on and off the field that led to the Pakistan Cricket team's triumph in India and disaster in South Africa. Apart from purely cricketing analyses, the book covers issues such as match fixing allegations, neutral umpiring, captaincy and coaching. The author has wandered down memory lane, especially in India, to record some personal impressions. These reminiscences are not egotistic wallowing in nostalgia but are intended to provide the historical backdrop to community relations that he had known in pre-Independence India. In the same spirit, he has described his feelings at visiting Robben Island, Soweto, and the South African Constitutional Court. After a lifetime in diplomacy, attempting, mostly unsuccessfully, to overcome tension, hostility and conflict, the author believes that when played with sportsmanship and in the true spirit of the noble game, cricket can help build bridges of peace all over the world.
Concept of Pakistan
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Class of 2000
Book 1 of ‘The Century of India’ Trilogy "Class of 2000" is a gripping saga of redemption and triumph, tracing the phoenix-like rise of the Indian cricket team from the ashes of the 2000 match-fixing scandal to the crowning glory of the inaugural Twenty20 World Cup in 2007. Join Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid as they steer a resilient squad through epic highs and devastating lows. Relive iconic moments like the 2001 victory against Australia, the historic NatWest Trophy win, and the near-miss at the 2003 World Cup. Witness the peak of the Ganguly-Wright partnership on the triumphant 2004 Pakistan tour and the chaos of the Chappell saga. Experience the heartbreak of the 2007 World Cup ex...
Shadows Across the Playing Field
Shadows across the Playing Field tells the story of the turbulent cricketing relations between India and Pakistan through the eyes of two men - Shashi Tharoor and Shaharyar Khan - who bring to the task not only great love for the game, but also deep knowledge of subcontinental politics and diplomacy. Shashi Tharoor, a former UN under-secretary-general and man of letters, is a passionate outsider, whose comprehensive, entertaining and hard-hitting analysis of sixty years of cricketing history displays a Nehruvian commitment to secular values, which rejects sectarianism in sports in either country. Shaharyar Khan, a former Pakistan foreign secretary, is very much the insider, who writes compel...
The Herald
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