"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
In Niralaji's book, one always finds not just a single message, but lots of messages about life. In every book, he draws a picture of the events of life. He presents the dark and the bright side of life. These are the two aspects of life. Sometimes, you find yourself in the dark side of life that breaks you; sometimes, you find yourself in the bright side of life that stops you from working just by making you think that you have achieved your goal. Both conditions are bad if you stop thinking and working.
If you look into the dark side of life, you will find hate, sorrow, struggle, failure, ignorance and many more things that discourage you from doing your job. And if you look into the bright side of life, you find love, prosperity, success, achievement, happiness and many more things. Both these conditions are the extreme points of life and they make you stop thinking and doing any fruitful work. But you don't have to stop in any of these conditions.
Niralaji says that neither the dark side nor the bright side of life can stop you. It is you and only you who has to make ways for yourself. We have to keep fighting to eliminate the evils of society that are distorting the face of the humanity. He says you have to work and work hard, till you are alive. This book will always energize you to keep working in any condition of life.
पवन कुमार निराला
Pawan Kumar Nirala was born at Patna (Bihar). Nirala's father was an Engineer in Coal India Limited, due to which he spent his childhood in Bihar and Jharkhand, deeply observing the standard of living of human beings in society.
Now, Niralaji has established his own business in Patna as well as Delhi. He divides his time between both places. He devotes most of his time to his business and always thinks about how to develop it in a mass scale, to achieve the goals of his life. Due to his excessive interest in Hindi, he is interested to compose the word in such a manner to enhance the emphasis.
