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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The book titled 'Marutham in Natrinai and Kurunthogai' is a kind of unique book. The world culture of cultivation belongs to all nations that exist on this earth. The five classic lands are called Kurinji, Marutham, Mullai, Neythal and Paalai. These lands are slowly impacted by international culture, and Marutham's civilisation does not change much, still seen among people who follow agricultural traditions. The love of a female and a man as well goes gossiping about the smart man, still going on among the clans and friends. The Sangam literature came into being more than a thousand years but possibilities among a man and women have not changed, though in the digital world. Few may say that there is improvement in love life. But the core sentiments and their emotions have not faded away, even in many breakups in love.
Hence, love is a commitment. Let us stick to it for a better society. This existed in the Sangam literature. Almost all the poems were analysed thoroughly to the author's knowledge, but nowhere did they stray from the married commitments portrayed. The author found the mischievous life in the man, but strongly advocated being true to his family. In this contemporary world, we have laws of nations that are followed by many good citizens. These stories just recap our ancient lifestyle. There is no justification arrived at in these stories. In the context of our life lesson, create a comfort zone around us in the way it demands.
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Sanna Ratnavel
The author, Dr.Sanna Ratnavel, is a recognised scientist but is more fond of human culture and civilisation studies. He has written so many books about his beliefs, but he informs his readers to love each other for a better livelihood. The author is also recognised as Professor in Practice by the International Council of Consultants. He has been teaching Systems Science for the past many years and found that the traditional exam systems fail in the productivity of any field. The knowledge in the world is not permanent, but wisdom and continuous learning are more important to apply our wisdom. Many good leaders advocate for a flexible world that creates a place for service and love.
