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  • by Neeraj Kumar Singh
    £11.49

    Each chapter or module of this book includes a unique pattern of creating understanding of the content followed by sample questions to evaluate the learning. In case of techniques there are enough examples to understand and evaluate the techniques. To remember better, the important terms are represented in boxes separately with their meaning and definition, which is easy for a quick review. The book also includes a glossary at the end and mock assessment for practice. Finally, the book uses a self-explanatory and narrative language to create much better understanding for the aspirants and help them to pass the exam with proper knowledge to implement best practices and their work as well. Each topic comes with assistive video tutorial. A unique QR code is available for each topic. Just scan the QR code to navigate to the supporting video tutorial to understand the content better.

  • by Zenya Bindra
    £8.99

  • by Mehak Rajpal
    £12.99

  • by Nirmal Kumar Banerjee
    £10.49

    This planet of ours, the earth is a home to countless species of birds, animals, insects, and, most importantly, to human. Human came last. Of all the living beings, remarkably, human is the finest creation of Nature. It is because he is gifted with intelligence, though physically he is no match against animals. Yet he is a master and animals, however strong and ferocious they may be, say lions, elephants, rhinos, etc, are his slaves treated as he likes, be it fair or unfair. And that's simply because animals lack intelligence. It means not physical power, but mental makes one strong in a real sense. To speak rationally, physical power is a brute force while mental is a divine one, for it uses distant modes of defeating one's rival rather than a direct grappling with them, which typifies animal's instinct. So human is, all things considered, the best and supreme creation-a universally acknowledged fact. Eventually every human has to pay his debt back to Nature by handing his moral remains over to Her, none can escape this obligation, but when good deeds, if any, serve as contribution, they count towards some reward, as spiritually conceived as the Final Judgement.

  • by Meera Roy
    £10.49

    Meera Roy offers a unique collection of hand drawn faces for you to shatter the pre conceived notions about how a person should dress, what gender should wear make up, whose skin colour is acceptable and whose isn't.This one-of-a-kind collection invites you to customize, colour and cherish these faces as you see or wish to see around you. With one side printing, this book is perfect for any colouring medium.Dye their hair, fashion their clothes or accessorize them further, make them as eccentric, vibrant or realistic as you want them to be. Fill in these pages with patterns, textures, shades and shadows, the choices are endless.This travel friendly A-5 book is the perfect antidote for too much screen time. Throw it in your backpack and carry it anywhere or sit down with it after a long day to de stress...

  • by Narinder Johal
    £8.49

    This book "LAAT" contains seventy gazhals. Five of them already recorded under the album named 'PARDA" and audio is available on itunes, amazon, spotify etc.

  • - Biographical Conversations to Explore Many Fascinating Dimensions of His Versatile Creativity
    by Sarbjit Bahga
    £28.49

  • by Dr Prabir Kumar Das
    £18.99

  • by S Pillai
    £8.49

    Sonorous souls is an anthology, reviving the 13th century Anglo-Saxon form of writing poetry. The loud and sonorous plethora of sixty-one poems tells the fundamental knowledge about humans based on profession, psychology, world's history and behaviour. It's a categorised study of our society, which also predicts how it will possibly look like in the far-ahead time in future.The irony in a zany life is a beautifully penned lyrical-story, about an adventure of a young man named Deb, who endeavours to reach the moon. And how Deb's life teaches him lessons on different levels of the journey justly resembles the irony an eccentric-person has in its life.

  • by Kingsley Kurien
    £9.49

    For a life that runs on a countdown and is created to succumb to the cruelty of time, We find companions who make the journey worth living. And eventually, worth reading about. Here is the story of Peter and Annie who had tasted love and gulped its bitter tears. They found a way to each other every time distance ripped them apart, but sometimes it takes more than Love to stay together.After storms that threatened their future, will they be able to make it? But the prominent Question will always be - "Will they be able to make it together? "A journey made by scratch and seeped with smiles, tears and a lesson worth remembering through this lifetime.Join Hands to read all that love gives and all that it takes to love enough.

  • by Dr Ss Bhatti
    £18.49

    Dr Bhatti's book is a pioneering work based on real insight into the mystical phenomenon of the Sikh Gurus, especially the unique and distinctive aspects of Revelation received by them-verbal direct revelation as against non-verbal or revelation through an agent. The author's development of the concept of "Creative Mysticism" in Sikhi context is a very comprehensive thesis as compared to elementary treatment elsewhere in the literature on Mysticism especially by the Sikh scholars. I got almost overawed when I tried to do an analytical study of his book. Every repeat reading of the book opened up every time a new dimension of the mystical phenomenon. -Pritam Singh, President, Institute of Sikh Studies [IOSS], ChandigarhThis book is a fine piece of research on the study of human experience revealed through poetry and architecture, a rare combination. No doubt the Department of Guru Nanak Sikh Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh, is very proud of this product, but those for whom it is produced would surely feel indebted to Dr Bhatti for exploring the depth of aesthetics in art and culture. I feel extremely proud in presenting this volume to the community of academicians, awakened souls, and readers in general. At the same time, I pray for many more such valuable gifts from Dr Bhatti's pen. I wish this book to be part of every library in home or institution. It will add to the existing set of knowledge. -Dr Darshan Singh, Chairman, Department of Guru Nanak Sikh Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh

  • by Dr Mahesh Bhatt
    £14.49

    'निठल्ला चिंतन' एक चिकित्सक के चिंतन में विभिन्न मानवीय विचारों जैसे कि धर्म, आध्यात्म, विज्ञान, महामारी, हिंसा, इत्यादि के काब्यात्मक एवं वैज्ञानिक सृजन का प्रयोग है, जो मनुष्य के विलक्षण चिंतन की एक नई अनुभूति करवाता है। वैज्ञानिक दृष्टिकोण एक अनूठा सृजनात्मक चिंतन भी तैयार करता है, जो हमारे विचारों की वैज्ञानिक विश्लेषण से उत्पन्न सवालों के जवाब ढूंढते हुए सृजन की नई धाराओं में भी प्रकट हो सकता है।

  • by Charandeep Singh Kalra
    £10.49

    Chai Biskut is a poetry book. It is a collection of poetry with an assortment of poems ranging from the good old topics like love, rain, nostalgia, friendship to some hard hitting present day social scenarios and observations, some very relevant unanswered questions and ending with some poetry about the strangest year of our times - "2020". The book is very young in thought and language and the author calls it a very "modern day" poetry book.

  • by Mrunal Sudhir Mestri
    £8.49

  • by Milan Jeet Singh
    £10.49

  • - Guide to converting crisis into opportunities
    by Ritesh Vig
    £14.49

    "Challenge the Challenge" of Uncertainty!!!Unprecedented times need unprecedented measures. There are no set rules to find solutions to times of uncertainty.Business Leaders: Business CEOs are facing dark clouds of uncertainty and their existing brands, business plans are dimmed under this uncertainty. Board of directors have a fear of business continuity, need to revalidate the purpose of business and look at their business leaders for solutions.Common Man: Display leadership at three levels, at home as parents, at job as an employee and for the nation, building true values in children. More importantly, during uncertain times to save them from anxiety and fear, using this as an opportunity for developing true leadership. Parents should be the BEST LEADERS FOR THEIR CHILD!!!Youngsters: This book is more relevant for you because you can understand how leadership should be embedded within you, how you can understand the other side of the table; why parents need to develop the leadership within you during these times, and you can understand how business leaders behave during unprecedented times.Special Business Entrepreneurs: Normal business books do not cover specific needs of such businesses like MSMEs and Family Businesses. This book shares maximum value of your money spent (i.e., Apart from Specific issues to your business and common family needs).Thanks for choosing my thoughts. Hope this book will add value to your life!!!

  • by Krishnamurthy Jayanna
    £12.49

    Despite great strides in the space of modern medicine and public health, we aren't necessarily enjoying the best of health, well-being and quality of life.100 years ago, the leading cause of deaths were infectious (or communicable) diseases such as Pneumonia, Flu and Tuberculosis. Today they are replaced by non-communicable diseases like Diabetes, Cardio-vascular disease and Cancers. Communicable diseases continue to affect our lives in the form of pandemics such as the COVID 19. At the roots of these challenges, lifestyles emerge as important factor that needs attention.Lifestyle medicine is an evolving science and much has been learnt over the years in terms of nutrition, physical activity and other interventions to promote good health. Traditional disciplines such as Yoga and Meditation are increasingly adopted as part of lifestyle change. Ayurveda, the native Indian science of healing offers rich and customized lifestyle recommendations for prevention of disease and promotion of good health. While more and more people are embracing healthy lifestyles, the adoption is piece meal and in isolation, and hence the benefits are not optimal. Unless they are effectively integrated, the various facets of holistic health and well-being i.e. physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual dimensions continue to remain unrealized.'Integrative Health and Well-being Lifestyle' addresses this need, and is informed by the science and practice of four disciplines: Lifestyle medicine, Ayurveda, Yoga and Meditation. The handbook synthesizes and compiles the latest evidence from these disciplines for enriching our lifestyles and quality of life. The book also provides a template, practical tools and inspiring guidance for embracing Integrative Lifestyle into one's routine in a step by step manner.

  • by Rohit Godbole & Sophia Rodrigues
    £17.49

    This is a collection of humorous comics about how the Coronavirus impacted our lives in 2020.Keep this coffee table book as a piece of world history or gift it to your loved ones!

  • by Amarjit Singh Pabla
    £18.49

    The book narrates the memories of the best experiences of my life and is a useful insight into the culture of Punjab. It illustrates life in Punjab before India's independence. It was simple living and more social. Living was natural as people used to sleep on rooftops, lived in mud houses, and harvested rainwater. Marriage had another institution of muklawa. The homegrown industry was thriving, such as cotton thread making with charkha and then weaving cotton bed mats or floor mats, desi ghee making, wheat flour grinding, vermicelli production, jaggery production, phulkari embroidery, etc. Entertainment was of native origin. The book emphasizes on: - Life is what we still grow- Our values are the very essence of living- Life is to cherish and what we have to enjoy- We owe to society, and now it is the time to repay

  • by Anupama Ukidve Sharma
    £14.49

    When we moved to Nairobi exactly nine years ago, I began documenting my life in Kenya, writing about anything and everything that struck a chord in me, while also bringing my wonderful childhood memories from India to life. This book, no doubt, chronicles my life, but it is equally a reflection of the times we live in.

  • by Chirag Jain
    £9.49

    "Remember! We all have that uncomfortableness in us, urging us to walk away; away in search of another life; away in search of things mightier than us, only to make us realize that these mightier things dwell in ourselves, not in society. They lie in deepening of the valleys, shallows of the brooks, narrow stretches of the trees, voids of the wilderness. They lie deep inside you; on the plains of the knowledge, in the vastness of the love and fountains of the youth." This is the story of finding freedom, of breaking shackles, and of how life experiences are far beyond enriching and educating. This is about a fourteen-year-old boy, inspired by Tolstoy and Twain, staggering in search of another life. Leaving a miserable life full of unanswered questions and loneliness, an orphan begins a journey. A journey traversing through the hilly terrains of Pachmarhi - the Queen of the Satpura, wherein a child gets lost and finds himself as a grown human This travelogue cum diary is written from the perspective of a child who has nothing and no one to rely on. And how the words of long-gone authors etched in ink, inspire him to set his foot out of the boundaries created by society. Walking with Roli, join him on his journey between life and death, happiness and sorrow, societal and secluded life.

  • - Genesis and Metamorphosis of Modernism
    by Pankaj Chhabra
    £30.99

    This book is an attempt to evaluate the role of architecture of foreign masters of modern architecture in India in shaping the post independence Indian architecture. It is an effort to understand the reasons of origin of modern architecture, factors responsible for its development and its architectural vocabulary both in world and in India. It further strives to gather the existing studies that have already been done and also intends to contribute to the present body of knowledge by identifying and defining architectural vocabulary of modern architecture of foreign modernist masters' works in India and also statistically analyse its influence on post independence Indian architecture that native architects exhibited in public domain. It is a maiden attempt to analyse the influence statistically at such an exhaustive level, which has never been done before. The book elaborates how the architecture of modern India embodied and reflected the dramatic shifts of Indian society and culture. It throws light on Indian architectural modernity journey that began at the turn of the 20th century, fostered new design practices that directly challenged the social order and values invested in the building traditions of the past.It is an effort to fill in the gaps in the course of development of modernism in India and also an in depth analysis of the way Indian architects were influenced by the works of foreign masters of modern architecture in India.This critical representation of India's post independence modern architecture is an essential reading for all students and scholars of architecture, as well as all those interested in the story of development of modernism in India.

  • by Manoj Ks
    £10.49

    This book is about the struggle of a man who has strict values and how this unbending trait lands him in troubled waters time and again.The man loses his first love and also his job because of his unyielding personality. Even after five years of his dismissal from the Civil Services on false corruption charges, his struggles to prove innocent continues as the law takes its own lingering course. Besides his mother's memory, he has his aged Man Friday to face the trying times when he comes back to live in his ancestral village. But the harsh realities of village life never allow him to hibernate. He cannot live peacefully when people around him struggle to make ends meet. So his chase for the villagers' rights continues alongside his own struggle to see light at the end of the tunnel. The journey also sees a romance flourishing in the turbulent backdrop. The story-line is very relevant to present-day India and the characters are etched with feeling. The novel is quite engaging and hopes to tickle the psyche of the readers of all ages.

  • - Urban Fantasy Shorts
    by Sneh Sapru
    £9.49

    In the big city of dreams live creatures most people no longer dream of. One where Medusa creeps through the quarters of a brothel, a cartel of birds burgeons a drug racket; a struggling actor cracks the chromosome to superstardom, and mermen kidnap fishermen by the coastline. Between the cramped by-lanes, behind the glittering skyline, beneath the dirt of the Arabian Sea, ordinary moments take an extraordinary turn as people rub shoulders with magical beings lurking in the shadows.

  • by Manjit Legha
    £12.49

    What happens when the Sun catches a cold?What does Mama Sun have to say!And hey! How did the Sun catch a cold?Manjit Legha weaves an interesting tale around the Sun this time with endless support of Priyanka and beautiful illustrations by Sunakshi.

  • by Chandrama Deshmukh
    £13.99

  • by Dr Umrao Singh Chaudhari
    £11.49

  • - As Visualised by Artist Trilok Singh
    by Jotinder Singh & Harpal Kaur
    £18.49

    The book is an attempt to compile the works of Artist S.Trilok Singh (1914-1990). He dedicated all his life to art and to convey the message of Gurbani through his paintings. Guru Gobind Singh Marg is the route taken by the Tenth Guru - Guru Gobind Singh from Anandpur Sahib to Talwandi Sabo. The map of the route was prepared by the Artist. In the book we have given a brief introduction to the sacred places visited by the Guru on the way. we have tried to express in words what the Artist has conveyed through the paintings. Related works of the Artist are included in the book which is dedicated to the memory of the Artist.

  • - Planning - Architecture - Landscape - Urban Design - Art - Services
    by Dr Ss Bhatti
    £32.99

    CHANDIGARH: Planning - Architecture - Landscape - Urban Design - Art - Services is the richest exposition, with an enlightened evaluation, of actual Chandigarh which grew out of Le Corbusier's planning theories and their realisation. It comprehensively deals with Planning, Architecture, Urban Design, Landscape, Art, and Services, in the context of Le Corbusier's written word and his realised works, vis-à-vis the dynamics of urban phenomena by virtue of which the citizens have acquired a new lifestyle. This book is based on the author's first doctorate (earned in 1991) that had won the 5th JIIA [Journal of the Indian Institute of Architects] National Award for Excellence in Architecture [Research Category] in 1993. Though enormous literature, mostly journalism spiced with glossy pictures, exists worldwide on the City, Dr SS Bhatti shows for the first time how the creation of Chandigarh--a state capital that outrivals national capitals of the modern world, and is the Mother City to some of them--is, in fact, An Irony of History! The uniqueness of this publication springs from the author's amazing professional versatility, with insightful expertise in the History of Modern Architecture along with the History of Indian Architecture, which has enabled him to put Chandigarh in the right global perspective. Having lived in Chandigarh since 1961 and seen it grow--from a daring experiment (drawing-board graphic representation) to an unforgettable experience (palpable reality)--the author brings to his doctoral thesis a rare authenticity. Discountenancing the hypothesis-based method which is used worldwide in the study of Human Settlements, the author has developed a holistic system of scholastic enquiry that he calls "PAR-SOM". With his characteristic tenacity he assures that his method could be used to a great advantage beyond opinionated perceptions and sentimental preferences for the comprehensive investigation and critical evaluation of city that he regards to be "a social organism and a work of art". Plan, Action and Reality, in tandem with the Subjective, Objective and Metaphysical dimensions of Modern Urbanism, constitute his novel procedure of holistic research. As a rich resource for future research, this book is a definitive work which should be compulsory reading for all those concerned with planning for vital communities in the 21st century.

  • - A collection of poems
    by Sazina Khan
    £16.49

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