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Healthy Fruit Juice

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New Fixities at 51

A letter to the Indian News Channels

Maalkin and the Maid – a story of maalkin, maid and corona lockdown

@52- I am my daughter’s young Father

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All Gods have a Day

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The Day I was made a Landmark

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The ISBT experience at T1 Airport Terminal

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Audit 2017, plan for 2018

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On Reaching 50

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Undivided Indian-ness

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Different People , Different Strokes

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The First Love

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Friends For Life

Positive Thinking lessons by my 10 year old daughter before my Angiography

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Is Whatsapp hijacking Our Lives?

Nebulous Whatsapp Gyan

Time to Unfriend some Friends

Holi or Hooliganism

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My Uncontrolled Guffaws at Sardar Jokes

Wired and wireless Friends

FAIR WEATHER FRIENDSHIP

Who is worthy of your true love?

Hum-com (Human Body as a Super Computer)

General Body Meetings

Nampalli and the Sardar

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The Sunrise Club

The high pressure work environment which is smitten with the achievement of targets in a very tight time schedule leaves a young corporate executive groping for solutions. Individual achievements are things of the past. In today’s technology driven world, teamwork is the bedrock of all success. People who learn to work in teams never fail. The era of Face to Face teams is over. Today all organizations work on projects having team members from multicultural, multilingual and multinational backdrops. Such teams generally referred to as 'Virtual teams' need deft handling. One organisation which has successfully mastered the art of teamwork are the defence forces. They have practiced and continuously honed the art of teamwork. This book delves into the nuances of work in a team environment, suggest effective processes and dimensions of working. The book also brings to the fore many new concepts with matching metaphors on how to generate synergy in your teams. Needless to say that a synergized team will always be a force-multiplier for any organization. To practice team work and achieve this synergy in your teams, ‘TEAMS OF TOMORROW’ becomes a must read for you.

Teams of Tomorrow

You Can'T Punch With A Thumb by Lt. Col.  Mohinder Pal Singh is an exhaustive guide of simple ways of effective team work and team building.  Author’s experience falls into words and converts the hands-on-practise mantra to hands-on-book.  The much needed qualities and values of synergy, cohesiveness as well as co-existence form the basis of team work and team- spirit. It forms a building block for the novice of the present day and the anatomy of the MNC world. He attempts a through booting of an infrastructure, expects such output of men that excel.

The book abounds with real life experiences as the author is part of the armed forces. Since author’s childhood, he was very closely associated with the functioning of highly effective structured teams. Due to his involvement with the teams at various levels- as team member, as leader of small teams before graduating to leading large teams and at times under very difficult and trying situations. His exposure made him conversant with ground realities of power of interdependence in team work. It’s like ‘either we survive together or we have to die together’ Choice is our’s.
Few of the conclusions drawn by the author are:

1.  If you don’t stand for something, you will surely fall for anything.

2.  The Future belongs to those who possibilities before they become obvious.

3.  We should behave with our friends, as we would wish our friends to behave with us.

4.  Tough time do not last forever, tough men do.

5.   In an ideal teamwork, we have to start looking much beyond our self-interest.

6.   ‘Winners don’t do things alone; they do it in a team.

Thus this book ‘you can’t punch with a thumb’ is an excellent reading and learning material for all of us as our future lies in effective team work.

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You Can'T Punch With A Thumb: Simple Ways to Effective Team Building

Can You Stop The Gushing Stream? a mantra to move into ever lasting success by Lt. Col Mohinder Pal Singh is an imprint of Pentagon Press published under third eye is an attractive Laminated Colourful paperback containing 123 pages. 
It has been written as the sermons of an ascetic for a period of seven days. It is indeed exhaustively dealt with. The personal touch and the narrative tone of an otherwise heavy topic make it a comfortable reading. Hard work and perseverance for the quality work and an increasing quality is a sure path of success. Making the person compete with his past success makes it a healthy psychological potpourri. Acceptance of failures is an integral part of success gives it the practicality of life. He who learns the midas touch of conversion of failures to may be gradual but sure success is the ultimate master and winner. The mantra lay latent awaiting its discovery.

Few prodigious mantras given by the writer

“Success may come from imagination and innovation but in long run success blinds imagination and innovation.”

“Behind each single successful success, there are large no of successful failures.”

“The best years of my Life were when I was failing and fighting it back every time. Today I don’t fail and have forgotten my Power to regain.”

“Failures of all kind are vincible provided you have the will and the ability to convert them to your side.”

“Silence is the only language of communication with nature.”

Concluding with the words of Nirup Mennon, “A must read for every man and woman who seeks to tackle career blues successfully.”

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Can You Stop The Gushing Stream?

This is a story of a middle class Indian with a prosaic career who manages to get a breakthrough and migrates to US in 2023 at the age of 35.

The year now is 2078 and the date is 31 December. Today is his 90th birthday and last day before he undertakes the vow of peaceful slumber.

As he sits to pen down his flashback stories chronologically in his dairy, he starts to unfold series of breath taking and chilling events which occurred around the world in his time.
Neither the world nor the world order remained the same.

Each Death must be full of life. And so be it in the life of Jeevan Malhotra

Read to know how and why the concept of taking peaceful slumber at a certain age has got the acceptance of one and all.
A thrilling work of imagination peeping into the near and far future of the world. Though a work of fiction today may come on to become a reality someday If reality bites today.. you never know the reality may engulf us tomorrow.
The moot questions which the author adds in this crucible are :

* Will the moral values of the younger generation ( Youngen- as author likes to call them in the book) will not change in the coming twenty or thirty years?

* Will the social networking sites not unite the Youngen for their cause and make them a force to reckon with?

* Will the older generation not be be pushed to the corner in the political arena? How will they react to this uncalled for show of indignation by the Youngen.

* Will the denizens of earth be able to thwart the onslaught of a cyber assault from other planets? Will the world be able to make a protective cyber shield around it?

* Will the developments in the field of medicine and gene mapping not give us a disease-free life . If yes, will we be able to conquer death?

* Since birth of a is an artificial process and not a natural one then why not death? If human being has the right to give birth why it does not have the right to die? If yes, then why voluntary death peacefully is no longer a taboo and has become an acceptable norm across the world.

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31 December 2078

Myanmar and India share an umbilical relationship going back to the British era when they were ruled as one nation till 1937. The cordial relations continued even after both countries became independent and embraced democracy almost at the same time. On the other hand China-Myanmar relations have seen a lot of undulation over the last 70 years. However in the last three decades there has been a total flip in the relations leading to Myanmar with its military regime almost becoming a colony of China. The restoration of democracy after the 2015 elections saw the return of a civilian government, heralding a new era of development and changes. Recent times have seen the lifting of economic sanctions by the west, thus lowering its dependency on China.

Undoubtedly the two Asian giants, India and China, have strong strategic interests in Myanmar. While maintaining its newly-formed identity, Myanmar is deftly engaged in balancing relations with them both.

This book will take you through the journey of these relationships and will bring to fore what measures can be taken by India to take these relations to a new high.

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Myanmar and the Strategic Dilemmas

Books

Teams of Tomorrow

You Can'T Punch With A Thumb: Simple Ways to Effective Team Building

Can You Stop The Gushing Stream?

31 December 2078

Myanmar and the Strategic Dilemmas