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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe author (who is on the wrong side of 80) was in government service in the audit line. He has abundant interest in computers, the internet, classical music and public welfare and believes in fighting evil rather than being a passive Good Samaritan. He conceived the idea of short URL (www.dial01.com) and online shopping (www.megashoppe.net) more than a decade ago, long before these ideas came to the limelight in India (refer [link removed]). As a free thinker and humanist, he issued copious tweets from 2011. These ideas have now been brought out in e-book form. Read More...
The author (who is on the wrong side of 80) was in government service in the audit line. He has abundant interest in computers, the internet, classical music and public welfare and believes in fighting evil rather than being a passive Good Samaritan.
He conceived the idea of short URL (www.dial01.com) and online shopping (www.megashoppe.net) more than a decade ago, long before these ideas came to the limelight in India (refer [link removed]).
As a free thinker and humanist, he issued copious tweets from 2011. These ideas have now been brought out in e-book form.
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This e-book is a sort of compilation from out of Tweets posted by the author on Twitter between March 2011 and March 2019. The subjects covered are too many, and so, instead of classifying the tweets by subject, they are presented in chronological order.
These tweets are general observations on our social behaviour and include criticism in a large number of cases and appreciation wherever due. Though only mass movements can change social behaviour for
This e-book is a sort of compilation from out of Tweets posted by the author on Twitter between March 2011 and March 2019. The subjects covered are too many, and so, instead of classifying the tweets by subject, they are presented in chronological order.
These tweets are general observations on our social behaviour and include criticism in a large number of cases and appreciation wherever due. Though only mass movements can change social behaviour for the good, the role of writers in being motivational and catalytic cannot be ruled out. It is, therefore, thought necessary and proper to represent these ideas in one place and to a wider section of the public in the form of an e-book that has global reach. This book, it is hoped, will stimulate thought many a time and be enjoyable as a whole.
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