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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSurrounded by the challenges of present-day life, mounting work-pressures, the rat race to clamber to the top, insecurities on all fronts – professional as well as personal, how does one stand up un-cowed, and come out a winner? What are the life skills required, not just to survive, but to succeed as well?
Are the golden virtues of loyalty, responsibility, reliability, and humanity, still relevant?
Do religion and spirituality have any role in this age of science and technology?
How can one garner the strengths of technology, without becoming a slave to it?
How can one strike a balance between work and life, and live life to the fullest extent? What is the worth of the support of family and friends, in this strife-filled arena of life?
Read on to know about these and much more…
For the storm-ravaged barge of life, tossed about by adversities, optimism is the buoy that will hold it anchored and safe… And love – charity, compassion, good-will and humaneness – is the Key to such Optimism.
Roshan D. Bhondekar
Roshan Dilip Bhondekar, born and brought up in a middle class family in India, is the eldest among three siblings.
He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree in Information Technology from the Government College of Engineering, Karad – Maharashtra – India (2008). He has further acquired a cutting edge to his academic profile by completing EDP (Entrepreneurship & Designing in Projects) from IIT, Kanpur in 2010, and a full time Project Management (MDP) classroom program from IIM, Ahmedabad in 2012. He looks forward to attending Harvard Business School, for a top leadership program in the coming years.
Roshan Bhondekar currently works as a Leader with one of the most reputed IT MNC Companies in India. He has always wanted to do something creative, working with imagination, and focused on social development. During his academic career, he had aspired to become a creative social consultant. Apart from being an avid writer of articles, and a member of various IT leadership groups, he enjoys playing cricket.
He believes in a ‘keep working and keep learning’ lifestyle, and that the real treasures of life lie in accumulating more and more of what we love doing the most. A hyper-active visionary who makes it a point to pen down every good dream immediately on waking up, he finds these dreams a major source of inspiration for his nonfiction writing.
The author is happy to place before the readers this book, which has been a dream project since 2012. He wishes to donate 50% of the royalty from this publication towards the primary school education of rural and orphaned children.
