"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This book MY INDIA: IT'S PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE is a fat volume with 466 pages divided into 13 chapters. It is the result of 20 years of research by the author on various developmental issues in India and the world. The present volume is a rhapsody. This book deals with the Upanishadic principles and the Gita’s teachings that will purge and inspire people of all ages and regions. Extensive study of India’s glorious past will arouse astounding respect and love for the country on the one hand, and the history of rapacious ravagers will similarly make people saddened. The author has studied and highlighted the past and contemporary Indian history, culture, economy, politics, education, climate change issues, and the confluence of religion, philosophy, and science. How and why India is a Biswaguru has been minutely analyzed. The author seeks to achieve a very ambitious target of a $25 trillion economy. Not only that he has scientifically calculated and explained how to achieve it. He proves that it is not a utopian idea; rather it is a realistic and achievable goal. India's supremacy in politics, economy, and spirituality has been discussed and analyzed artistically. This book also shows the avenues to people and especially students and young people how to earn two million rupees for every youth in India and make his family happy, healthy, and wealthy. This book is basically a vision document that will touch upon the life of every person from a child to a statesman.
Keshabananda Bharati
This author is a patriot. He is an unknown teacher and researcher. He has been doing research for more than the last two decades on various developmental issues such as women's empowerment, state politics, national development, sustainable development goals, etc. He is silently working in the field of social science and has written more than a dozen international standard books and published articles in magazines, newspapers, and journals in India and abroad. He is a spiritual person and philosopher author of India. His only aim is national development and the welfare of people especially women, children, and the poor. His books are available in 46 world libraries including the University of London, the British Library, St. Pancras, the National Library of Scotland, and many others. In the National Library of Kolkata alone his 7 books are available for readers.
