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Ecological Messages in Indian Children’s Literature
ECOLOGICAL MESSAGES IN INDIAN CHILDREN’S LITERATURE:CONVERSATIONS WITH THE CREATORS -----Dr.Shobha Ramaswamy Indian writing in English for children and young adults has come of age, with a plethora of talented and dedicated writers contributing their creative efforts towards the growth of this new field. The book is based on the author’s interviews with the creators of English-language fiction for the young in India. Specially selected are those who have a deep love for nature. Writers, illustrators, publishers, editors and also environmentalists have been interviewed. The University Grants Commission, New Delhi’s grant of a Major Research Project to the author made these interviews po...
Eyes of a Broken Warrior
Every time I close my eyes, I listen to the world around me All I here are wars & cries for help from all four corners, Will this violence ever end between countries, between hearts? Cant the love we preach be for real just this once Or does it remain a distant dream in another universe? Paulo Coelho once said that a warrior always knows what is worth fighting for. From the child suffering from an irreversible genetic condition to the innocent girl who is scarred by acid by her inebriated husband, Eyes of A Broken Warrior & Other Short Stories recounts the stories of true survivors across the world from their perspective. Be inspired by their story, like none other you have ever heard before.
The Atheist
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High School Sweet Hearts...
"AJ is the kind of person you can always see (if you are an Indian that too a south Indian). A mother who warns him not to talk to girls, a sister who is concerned about him. He is the boy trying to keep his relationship a secret and at the same time trying to make it work. The typical Indian love-struck teen. AJ’s Girl is a perfect Indian girl. Works hard, tries to keep her parents happy, sacrificial and everything which defines a perfect Indian girl (as the older generations have termed it). Many may be wondering, why is the story different? It is a real story of a guy who falls in love with a girl during his schooling and everything that happens in his life, a romance, a tragedy, a mystery and a lot of love. This could be definitely your high school story too."
Digital Electronics
This book is extensively designed for the third semester ECE students as per Anna university syllabus R-2013. The following chapters constitute the following units Chapter 1, 2 and :-Unit 1Chapter 3 covers :-Unit 2 Chapter 4 and 5 covers:-Unit 3Chapter 6 covers :- Unit 4Chapter 7 covers :- Unit 5Chapter 8 covers :- Unit 5 CHAPTER 1: Introduces the Number System, binary arithmetic and codes. CHAPTER 2: Deals with Boolean algebra, simplification using Boolean theorems, K-map method , Quine McCluskey method, logic gates, implementation of switching function using basic Logical Gates and Universal Gates. CHAPTER 3: Describes the combinational circuits like Adder, Subtractor, Multiplier, Divider,...
Delusions of my heart
Fantasy is the plant our mind waters everyday. We all have fantasies that we hide from the world, fantasies that we hold close to our hearts, fantasies that make us glee and fantasies that give us hope. Fantasy is subjective but universal. It is a feeling that is easy to imagine but difficult to exposit, a feeling so ecstatic that it either blocks the mind or lets all emotions flow beautiful and sometimes it is nothing but our heart’s delusion. “Delusions of my heart” is the coming together of various writers to pour out onto paper the fantasies of their hearts. It is a collection of poems, quotes and stories that bring forth delusional emotions. Written by 25 talented authors and compiled by Saloni, the book is sure to take you on a fantasy roller-coaster
Fun In Devlok: Saraswati's Secret River
An unusual collection of stories from the myths by the author of Jaya: An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata and Myth=Mithya which will bring the gods right into the world of children! Filled with delightful illustrations each book in this new series will introduce thoughts and aspects from our ancient treasure trove of stories for today’s children. Why did River Saraswati disappear? Will the vanished river ever reappear? Can you make a river flow in your school? Mrs Sivakami, principal of Madame Mira High School, is astonished when she finds Goddess Saraswati wandering the corridors of her school. The goddess is in search of a missing river! To show her the ancient river and what happened to it, Saraswati puts Mrs. Sivakami on the back of Hansa, her goose, and off they go flying. The teacher sees some schools where students come and go as they please, and others where everyone has a parrot head! She then begins to understand why it is important to make the river flow again, and how she can bring the secret river to her very own school.
Weathering the World
The Asian tsunami in December 2004 severely affected people in coastal regions all around the Indian Ocean. This book provides the first in-depth ethnography of the disaster and its effects on a fishing village in Tamil Nadu, India. The author explores how the villagers have lived with the tsunami in the years succeeding it and actively worked to gradually regain a sense of certainty and confidence in their environment in the face of disempowering disaster. What appears is a remarkable local recovery process in which the survivors have interwoven the tsunami and the everyday in a series of subtle practices and theorisations, resulting in a complex and continuous recreation of village life. By showing the composite nature of the tsunami as an event, the book adds new theoretical insight into the anthropology of natural disaster and recovery.
Saraswati Mathematics -Term-2
A Text book on maths
Sensory Futures
Revealing inequalities and sensory hierarchies embedded in the latest medical technologies and global biotechnical markets What happens when cochlear implants, heralded as the first successful bionic technologies, make their way around the globe and are provided by both states and growing private markets? As Sensory Futures follows these implants from development to domestication and their unequal distribution in India, Michele Ilana Friedner explores biotechnical intervention in the realm of disability and its implications for state politics in the Global South. A signing and speaking deaf bilateral cochlear implant user, Friedner weaves personal reflections into this fine-grained ethnograp...
