A Journey Through India S Past Great Hindu Kings After Harshavardhana

The format of the book covers the vast gamut of Great Hindu Kings of the south after Harshvardhana and in the process outlines the political history of the concerned dynasties as well.

The book presents the history of our great nation from the earliest times to the 7th century ad when the last of the Hindu emperors, Harshavardhana, ruled over a major part of India. The author has presented the chequered history in a brief manner, and with meticulous regard to authenticity of facts. He has deftly touched upon differing views on controversial matters, pinpointing the most likely scenario in an objective manner. The book meets the long-felt need of a nationalist, yet independent, appraisal of our past in a concise manner. It avoids the preconceived notions of foreign historians and their blind followers, at the same time without attempting undue glorification of the past. The book is certainly a laudable attempt to bring our glorious heritage alive!

The book entitled Memorable Characters from The Ramayana and The Mahabharata by Chandra Mauli Mani highlights the excellent qualities of head and heart of the characters in the great epics and their achievements which have universal appeal. Apart from being useful for the general reader, it has something to offer to the discerning reader.

(1) The presented book concise Indian History written for the examination of the UPSC, Different state PSC exam, SSC and other competitive exams. The book presents complete and most relevant study matter as per competitive exams syllabus. (2) This book consist Indian history of ancient, medieval and modern India. As for convenience and ease of the student chapter divided in small topics. (3) Characteristics of the book: Incorporation of material based on the latest syllabus of UPSC, Different state PSC exam, SSC and other competitive exams. Incorporation of appropriate tables and maps. Presentation of abstract and analytical material in simple and clear language.

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About the book: As millions of you have views regarding what actually yoga is in this modern world, this book out here penned down by me goes on explaining the views which was brought forth in front of me while learning yoga. I have tried explaining the forefront view of our nation’s culture and how yoga has been able to groom it and it’s necessity in our today’s world. Also this book gives information regarding different yogic techniques. Hope this book of mine would give you a clear view and help you in taking up the journey of yoga. up yoga!! About the author: very own gift, Yoga. So what is actually yoga?? Probably my favourite denition would be ’Yujyathe anena ithi yogaha".Yoga is the one essential science which brings about union between the body and mind as it has been said in texts. So going on further what’s this union all about? Why is it needed? So why is it being acknowledged and internationally propagated so much!! This question truly makes a sense for a beginner in the practice of yoga. Yoga is not just union of body and mind it’s the one aspect which makes us people to come together. The very basic aspect of yoga is to bring down our desires or in clear view our greed or attachments. Maybe everyone can’t get bliss at sometime in yoga but surely would feel some changes in this path. Yoga according to the founder patanjali maharshi he says it as “yogas chitta vritti nirodhah” meaning as complete cessation of thoughts.Many of you would ask me why do we need to obstruct thoughts. As Einstein says thinking and imagination are the one needed for man to do something really great. Man has been referred to as rational animal and superior to others because of his power of thinking and humanity. Then why do we need to obstruct thoughts? It’s nothing but stilling the unwanted uctuations. We all would have seen a pond so calm.It seems so beautiful to see this scenic view more probably during evening times during sunset. But what does it happen when we throw a stone to it?? 6 There is surely a lot of disturbance in the form of ripples or waves!! But later after some time if there is a calm environment it again becomes still. Samething happens with our mind indeed, the stone whatever I was referring to was nothing but the ‘thoughts’ and the one which creates this ‘calm environment’ is nothing else than the practise of “Yoga”. So with this example I guess one would get a complete view of what yoga could do actually. We must also understand that yoga isn’t just a philosophy or practice more than that it’s a science. As in our