Thanks Subham for tagging me. Here are some of my personal favorites. 1) Raja Shivchhatrapati by Balasaheb Purandare (Marathi): Narration of Shivajis life 2) Wings of Fire by APJ Abdul kalam: Motivational life story of APJ Abdul Kalam 3) To the youth of India by Swami Vivekanand: Compilation of Swamijis speeches addressing to the youth 4) Bunch of thoughts by M S Golvalkar: Compilation of speeches on Nationhood and Nationalism 5) Rashtra Jivan Ki disha by Deendayal Upadhyay: lucid explanation of how an individuals life is related to the national life 6) Being different by Rajiv Malhotra: Objective comparison of western tradition and Dharmic tradition through the Dharmic perspective 7) Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand: Highlights the importance of capitalism and individualism in the years of depression in US. A quest to know who is John Galt? :) 8) Brief History of time by Stephen Hawking: As the subtitle suggests, it explains in the range of, From the big bang to blackholes 9) Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: For sherlocks objectivity and science of deduction 10) Stay hungry Stay foolish by Rashmi Bansal: Account on the lives of some of the most successful entrepreneurs of India Here I would like to tag Sumant Sushant Mandar Swaroop Yashodhan Somanand Chaitanya . Please post your favorite books (those that have affected you in some way) with a brief info and continue the chain.
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 13:23:24 +0000
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