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Fathoming the Depths of Reality
Savita Singh - poet and philosopher, interviews Roy Bhaskar, who is the originator of the increasingly influential, international and multi-disciplinary philosophy of critical realism. This book presents the main features of Roy Bhaskar's philosophy in a readily comprehensive form. The result is probably the simplest and clearest statement of the themes and development of his philosophy ever published. It presents biographical origins, trajectory and context of theor development.
Reality and Its Depths
This book on the philosophy of critical realism and meta-Reality and its development is based on conversations between Roy Bhaskar, the originator of the philosophy, and Savita Singh, a distinguished Indian poet and social theorist. The wide range of topics covered include the priority of being over thought, reversing the traditional emphasis in the West; transcendence as an everyday phenomenon; the prefiguration of the good society in the characteristic labour of women; the metacritique of Nietzsche and Derrida, and of Marx and Marxism; recognition and immortality; and the principle of hermeticism: there is no authority but yourself. The book will appeal to anyone wanting to understand Roy Bhaskar’s thought, and offers a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in critical realism and its development.
The Other Side of Olive Green
The Other Side of Olive Green is a fascinating collection of short stories describing life in the Indian Army. In addition to tales of tragedy and heroism under fire, there are stories about the day-to-day lives of soldiers serving in the army. Savita Singh tells these stories from the perspectives of both the army officers and their long-suffering wives. Whilst the husbands carry out the everyday duties of defending their country, their wives have to cope with the pressures of army life. Regularly moving home, often to remote locations with cramped and difficult living conditions, whilst at the same time raising their children. This wonderful collection of stories, covers a full range of situations and emotions describing the horrors of being under fire, the difficulties of being an army wife and the camaraderie and humour that army life brings.
DWARKA
Major Vishal Vikram Singh Kinwar is returning home on leave when his whole family is wiped out in a terrorist shootout. He decides to fulfill the dream of his late father to find the real Dwarka under the sea. With the help of his friend Major Arunoday Singh Solanki, prince of Jahanpur, an estate near the present Dwarka, and his family, they discover the real Dwarka and its treasure, only to be challenged by the Chinese and the Pakistanis as the area is in disputed waters. In the face of destroyed radios, being shipwrecked upon an island being used by cocaine smugglers, and a battle on the sea involving the Chinese and the Pakistanis, the two friends and the family of the prince manage to retrieve some of the treasure. Amongst all this drama, romance sparkles between Vishal and the sister of Arunoday. All is well that ends well.
Rediscovering Gandhi
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AKASHVANI
"Akashvani" (English) is a programme journal of ALL INDIA RADIO, it was formerly known as The Indian Listener. It used to serve the listener as a bradshaw of broadcasting ,and give listener the useful information in an interesting manner about programmes, who writes them, take part in them and produce them along with photographs of performing artists. It also contains the information of major changes in the policy and service of the organisation. The Indian Listener (fortnightly programme journal of AIR in English) published by The Indian State Broadcasting Service, Bombay, started on 22 December, 1935 and was the successor to the Indian Radio Times in English, which was published beginning ...
Mohandas
A More Heroic Tale Has Yet To Be Told . . . [Mohandas] Is Meticulously Researched, Written In Felicitous Prose And Is A Delight To Read Khushwant Singh, Outlook A Candid Recreation Of One Of The Most Influential Lives Of Recent Times, Mohandas Finally Answers Questions Long Asked About The Timid Youth From India S West Coast Who Became A Century S Conscience And Led His Nation To Liberty: What Was Gandhi Like In His Daily Life And In His Closest Relationships? In His Face-Offs With An Empire, With His Own Bitterly Divided People, With His Adversaries, His Family And His Greatest Confrontation With Himself? Answering These And Other Questions, And Releasing The True Gandhi From His Shroud Of ...
