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Shiv Kumar Batalvi
On the works of Shiv Kumar, 1937-1973, Panjabi poet.
Eng M. Gandhi in His Gujarati Writings
The Ancient Legend Of Puran Bhagat Is Part Of The Folk Culture Of Punjab And Other States Of North India. In Medieval Times Kadiyar Wrote Two Versions Of The Story In Punjabi. Shiv Kumar BatalviýS Luna Is Based On This Legend.
The Kingly Shadow
Prince is a humble school teacher who leads a simple life. But he is no ordinary man. His every action has a bearing on what happens in his country, Wonderland. So, when Wonderland goes through a terrible crisis on all fronts, the needle points to Prince. Can he do something to stem the slide? But how can Prince do anything when he doesn’t even know that he holds the key to the fortunes of Wonderland? Meanwhile, unknown to him again, Prince is being targeted by someone with vested interests using nefarious tactics. Enter Raymond, RK and a couple of intelligence officials who want to put an end to the anarchy plaguing Wonderland. Through Prince, they try to control the affairs of the government and its adversaries and establish order in the country. Will they succeed in their brave attempt before it is too late? Will Prince become a pawn in the whole game or can he come out of it unscathed? This novel will have you flipping pages at a breakneck speed to know how the thrilling plot unfolds and ends.
Shiv K. Kumar as a Post-colonial Poet
Shiv K. Kumar As A Post-Colonial Poet Is An Incisive And Well Researched Book. It Makes An Indepth Study Of The Entire Corpus Of Shiv K. Kumar S Poetry From All Angles Themes, Images, Idioms, Post-Coloniality And Technical Accomplishments. The Concluding Chapter Lays Emphasis On Kumar S Contribution To Post-Colonial Indian English Poetry. This Is An Invaluable Book On Kumar S Poetry, Meant Both For The Common Readers And Specialists In The Field.
Stories that Inspire-Anecdotes from the Life of Nobel Peace Laureate KAILASH SATYARTHI
Even beyond awards, there is an image of a person, there are remarkable efforts, and there are innumerable commendable achievements. Much has been written on the achievements of Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthiji as a child rights activist but when we delve deeply into his life, we find that he is as sensitive and emotional a person as he is a passionate child rights activist. There are so many hues and such myriad talents that can be seen in his life since childhood. They may seem unbelievable but each one of them is true and can be a source of inspiration for one and all. In this era of mechanisation, we humans are fast becoming mechanised in our approach to life too. Humanity within us has started to diminish, and others’ agonies no longer pain us. Attributes like emotions, compassion, and affinity separate humans from machines. We really are in great need of them. This book, penned with utmost love, talks of some selected episodes of Satyarthiji’s life. The reason behind compiling inspirational anecdotes is to create a nursery of sorts with saplings that would grow into many Kailash Satyarthis and nurture the society.
To Nun with Love and Other Stories
These Are Well-Crafted Stories Of Love, Loss And Betrayal, Of The Private Secrets And Fantasies Of Ordinary Men And Women. Vigorous, Insouciant And Original, The Stories Are Poignant And Wickedly Funny. They Also Reveal The Author S Deep Compassion For Human Frailities.
Shiv Kumar Sharma
This book takes the reader on a journey that goes back to a time when the maestro Shiv Kumar Sharma started out as an adolescent learning the rudiments of Indian classical music under the guidance of his guru and father, Uma Dutt Sharma. Ina Puri draws upon her own association with Shiv Kumar Sharma and engages him in an animated dialogue that touches upon his life and music. She talks to him about not only the highs but also the disappointments, as well as the deep faith that continues to guide him.
Nude before God
Ram Krishna is an artist who paints nudes. Incensed by his wife’s possible infidelity, and despite his own conjugal insecurities, he engages in an adulterous liaison. Immediately, Karma strikes: his wife’s purported lover pushes him to his death into a flooding river. Unclad of corporal existence, he hovers above earth and discovers that—apart from his parents, dog, and a few friends—no one misses him. Dejected, he encounters Yama, the Lord of Death, and begins a conversation that extinguishes his own airs and affectations, and makes him see that he may have been wrong about life . . . and his wife. Armed with a wry sense of humour, Shiv K. Kumar lays bare the questions of humanity’s inescapable end, plying us with a story of the afterlife that gives us new reasons to live and laugh.
Stories from Panchatantra
The Panchatantra, originally written in Sanskrit, has been described as the best collection of the most widely known stories in the world.
