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The Litmus test of faith is to ask whether one seeks God or His gifts. The most probable and honest answer would then be gifts. Many people seek God because they have their wants, and because they want more. Can we call this true devotion or faith?

‘The author’s personal experiences are indeed laid out in a lucid manner; the book is a boon to those desiring to reach their much-needed goals.’ – Almeida Associates

Life is like a piano, be careful how you play it. A book that offers you grains of wisdom, reminds you about the do’s and don’ts, tells you to mind your p’s and q’s and sure enough, you are on the road to a winning life.

‘This volume brings together the best of Sulekha.com’s talented writers. From real life experiences to creative thoughts, from short stories to analyses, there are writings in various shades. Be it humor, drama or just a brilliant thought, they are all strung together to bring out this piece of written testimony called Unwind.

‘The Madness Starts At 9’ is a satire on the corporate world. It is set in an agency, and is a humorous take on many events that happen in the life of an organisation There are 25 stories in all, each of which touch upon a typcial white collar issue in a lighter vein.

“Escapedition is an expertly crafted travelogue series filled with lucid writing, local flavours and mesmerising photographs. From mystic Assam to the spectacular Canadian rockies tp the temples of cambodia, This book is a page-turner, one worth travelling for!” – Rama Rao Garimella

“The Women bloggers on Sulekha are talented and versatile often writing about the many hues and weaves of being a Woman. Some of the poems written on Sulekha by Women and about Women are on an absolute treat.. classics that one does not get to read in the books in the market.” – Chavi Bhargava Sharma

“The plots take off from where newspaper headlines end.. one can’t help thinking that what Subbu uncovers must be fascinatingly true, and if so, hold on – the truth just got scarier.” – Svengali

Chaturangik/SQUARES is a delightfully inventive work of multilectical poetry: Bengali warping into English, English hopscotching into Bengali. An elegant realization of cross-cultural dialog at the level of the tongue.

This book is written for people in the IT sector who have recently stepped into the role of project manager and would like to get a headstart in risk management. It is equally appropriate for experienced project managers who want to strengthen the implementation of risk management with an improved understanding and expanded vision of the various risks which their projects are exposed to.