Must Read Books Published Recently

I like reading books like talking or walking with a close friend. Reading books which interest you are more pleasurable than anything else. It is the book that gives the world view of matter that matters man and nature, other things in between.

In the current education system in government schools in India, is such that they do not deal with books which has world views and helps them only in their jobs!

Reading books while thinking in authors views is like watching birds flying at fifty thousand feet height from the ground.

The following are some of the interesting books which I have come crossed recently, though it has been long time, five years of gaps reading books seriously.

By virtue of observations, the truths are simple but detailed in books- the ways and means of it.

Just forget the title of the books, dive into the content of it!

• agriculture is not merely an occupation in India. It is a way of life and must be protected and preserved at all costs. 

• young people in southern states, or in the north-eastern states, may have different perspectives, and this could be a very interesting subject for further exploration

• I gave Mahatma Gandhi’s example that he never went to court for his release and insisted that political matters had to be dealt with only politically. 

• Government cannot change the nation; selfless people change it

• There is a detailed narration of certain clusters as in Tiruppur (hosiery), Sivakasi (crackers) and Surat for diamonds. He also refers to what he characterises as Vaishyavisation of India or the morphing of backward castes into the business class.

• The poor Raghul Gandhi who did not know his job want to know badly others job to do good

• Yengde provides an unflinchingly honest account of divisions within the Dalit community itself-from their internal caste divisions to the conduct of elite Dalits and their tokenized forms of modern-day untouchability-