There are many things we know about the life of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. There are many mysteries about him as well which are not yet solved. The book covers all aspects of his life starting from his birth, family, education, his contribution in freedom struggle, philosophy and mystery disappearances and mystery over his death. Bose was the elected President of the Congress and was the first to advocate complete independence of India. The book also consists some excerpts from his letters and speeches. It also describes how an introvert boy ultimately became the most dynamic and revolutionary leader of pre-independence India.
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was an Indian jurist, scholar, political leader and a Buddhist revivalist. He was the Chief Architect of the Indian Constitution. He played a great role in framing of Indian Constitution. He was the first Law Minister of India. He spent his whole life fighting against Social discrimination and untouchability. He was posthumously awarded the highest civilian award: the Bharat Ratna, in 1990. Dr. Ambedkar is viewed as messiah of dalits and downtrodden in India. Though he was the son of large family of then called ‘Untouchable’ Mahar caste, still he managed to get the highest degree of education and scaled even higher political heights and wisdom. The inside pages contain an interesting and elevating account of how an average boy of a low-caste and not so rich family fought against the discrimination and became the messiah of dalits and downtrodden in India. The book also gives its readers minute detail about his life and personality. We hope the book will prove successful in clinching the readers’ interest.
The biography of Dhirubhai Ambani is truly India’s rags to riches story. He was a man of great vision. He showed a great temperament for business and made exponential growth exploiting every single opportunity. His phenomenal rise in the Indian industry has been one of the most-remarkable events in the Indian Business’ history. He was awarded the Indian Entrepreneur of the 20th Century and was regarded as the greatest creator of wealth.
The students of management schools many like to draw lessons from the life of this matriculate with great vision and business acumen.
The inside pages contain an interesting and elevating story of how a poor village boy rose to become the legendary figure in the history of business what the well-established corporate houses of India with abundant resources could not achieve over a period of a century.
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was an Indian philosopher and statesman. He was the first Vice-president and the second President of India. The Inside pages contain an interesting account of how a middle class village boy became a great philosopher, educationist and statesman. The book also gives its readers minute detail about his life, career and personality. We hope the book will prove successful in clinching the readers’ interest.
Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya was a multifaceted peronality. He was a great patriot, an educationist with a great vision, a social reformer, an ardent journalist, a reluctant but effective lawyer, a successful parliamentarian and an outstanding statesman. He was deeply religious at heart and a Hindu to the core yet at the same time he strongly advocated propagation of science through modern education and Hindu-Muslim Unity. He was a great freedom fighter of his time but he fought for it in constitutional ways and means and not through direct confrontation with British Government. He joined the congress and reached the height of representing it in the highest capacity yet at the same time he opposed its policy when he felt that a policy was detrimental to national interest. He did not believe and never followed blindly everything that was preached by the Congress. Banaras Hindu University is his greatest contribution to India. This was his really monumental achievement for the cause of education of Indian masses which he saw bearing fruit in his life time. The inside pages contain an interesting and elevating story of how a simple boy of a humble ‘Kathawachak’ rose to become the ‘Mahamana’, a title that literally matches the title ‘Mahatma’ of Gandhi.