Ashok kumar sharma biography samples

Ramnath Kovind is the newly elected 14th President of India and the symbol of Indian democracy. He has proved that if you're determined, you can overcome the most unfavorable conditions and emerge as a winner. He is not just a representative of the exploited and underprivileged but anyone who has ever dared to dream. His success is for everyone who believes in themselves even when the world tells them otherwise. This book, besides being the life story of a great man is a testament to the fact that the deprived can very well beat the odds with their perseverance and dedication. It is a document of a definite winning strategy and will help you focus your own efforts to achieve your goals.

In this well researched book, many rare, unknown and personal facts about the great man have been narrated in a unique and engaging way by the author Ashok Kumar Sharma, a winner of multiple National Awards and the Author of 32 Best Selling books, which are translated in different languages.

Customers find the story heartwarming and inspiring. They appreciate the author's love for humanity and great insights into life. The book provides a positive perspective on an extraordinary life.

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[ 444 ] THE CRITICAL ENDEAVOUR Shabana was married to Jamal. Her Sister Najma is full of deception. She charms the Nawab Hasmi entices Chandan Mohan who later dies of humiliation. The language is very persuasive. The tragedy befalling on the characters suggest the nature of providence. The title is symbolic, suggesting “women’s coils can be powerful as the coil of a serpent” Najma took revenge on the seductive characters. Shabana as a model of integrity, preferred death to a life of exploitation Extra marital romance points out the nature of counter-culture trends in Indian society. Najma resolves to set things right, marks the novel “as a replica of classical melodrama of revenge. Sanjeeb khanna in his paper demonstrates the “recurring motives of confrontation and weakening of relational bonds in Ramesh K. Srivastava’s Coils of the Serpent. Alka Rani Purwar discusses the role of Indian sensibility, the theme, setting, characters and philosophy in Coils of the Serpent. K.V. Chacko fittingly compliments Srivastava as “a gifted writer of stories who knows the tricks of his trade well an endearing narrative style, nearly impeccable language and appropriate technique to deliver an interesting theme…’’ The final section contains interviews with Ramesh K. Srivastava by Atma Ram, Sharma and others. He admits of certain writers’ influence by imbibing brain storming different ideas. He sometimes uses imagery from his mother tongue. Portrayal of the Indian psyche is the distinctive feature of modern Indian fiction. He wonders how in a liberalized society, sex is still considered a taboo. Patriarchal system according to Srivastava still is seen in it active form. He is an avid reader and obtains insight from famous writers. He is worried about how urban problems have s