Böcker av Santonu Kumar Dhar

Apu is small. A nine year old boy celebrating another birthday after his mother's death, he wants his Papa to stop grieving and start living. But fate had different plans for the father and son. When Deepak loses his job and his ability to care for his son, Apu steps in and does his best to earn money and the respect of both his father and uncle. With his mother's spirit guiding him to nurse his father back to health, Apu's fortune and failure makes him grow leaps and bounds ahead of his peers. In the end, he truly understands that success comes from nothing else but a strong will determination and effort. Throughout the book, Apu has setbacks. As his father calls him a hero many times, the reader is rooting for him to achieve the goals he sets for himself. We want Apu to win and make his father well. But he is not a doctor. The cost of surgery is enormous for a boy of his age. We find with reading Apu's efforts, becoming a man has little to do with the growth of a small boys stature, and more to do with growth inside ones heart.

Paniniya Shiksha is one of the popular 72 Vedic Shiksha. Shiksha is a Sanskrit word that refers to "teaching, lesson, study, and skill learning." Shiksha is the discipline of Vedic sound research that focuses on the letters of the Sanskrit alphabet, emphasis, quantity, stress, melody, and the laws of euphonic word combination during a Vedic recitation. Shiksha (Science of Phonetics), Vyakarana (Science of Grammar), Chandas (Science of Meters), Nirukta (Science of Etymology), Jyotisha (Science of Movement of Cosmic Bodies), and Kalpa are the six limbs that help in the study of Vedas (methodology of performing rituals). The Shiksha, for example, goes into great length regarding each and every sound in the Sanskrit language, its origin and the effort necessary in pronunciation, the intricacies of effective pronunciation, numerous flaws that may develop during the speech, and so on. The goal of Shiksha is to ensure that the Vedic sounds are passed down through generations in their original, pristine form, with no alterations. There are several works on Shiksha written by various Sages, including Yajnyavalkya, Parasharya, Vaasishtha, and others. The most well-known is the Paniniya Shiksha, which is attributed to Panini. It is a short text of 60 verses that explains the fundamentals of phonetics. Paniniya Shiksha describes the process of speech production involving both the mental and the physical faculties.

This book contains 7 Principal Upanishads and other best Upanishads such as - Isha, Kena, Katha, Prashna, Mundaka, Mandukya, Aitareya, and Kaivalya.The Upanishads are a collection of ancient Hindu texts from India that are some of the earliest sources of spiritual knowledge. They provide the foundation for the Vedic philosophy and are the core of Hinduism. They contain stories, teachings, and insights into the nature of the universe and the human experience.The Upanishads are divided into four categories: the principal Upanishads, the minor Upanishads, the medieval Upanishads, and the modern Upanishads. The principal Upanishads are Isha, Kena, Katha, Prashna, Mundaka, Mandukya, Taittiriya, Aitareya, Chandogya, Brihadaranyaka, and Shwetasvatara.The Upanishads are seen as a source of spiritual knowledge and insight, as well as providing the basis for the Vedic philosophy. The Upanishads are said to contain the essence of the Supreme Self, or Brahman, and the path to moksha, or the spiritual realm. They teach that there is one Brahman in control of the whole universe and that the soul and Brahman are the same.The Upanishads were traditionally passed down orally from generation to generation, most commonly through the guru-disciple system. With the rise of modernity, the Upanishads are now available in written form, providing an accessible way to learn about ancient teachings and gain insight into the spiritual realm.