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December 11, 2014

Author Signed ‘Be a B.A.’ books

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If you are aiming to begin a career as Business Analyst and looking for a book to understand B.A.’s role, you are at the right place. If you would like to order author signed copies, write to kalvin@beaba.in or leave your comment with email id and phone number.


Cost of the book: INR 250/- + 40 for shipping


Other stores to buy Flipkart��I Amazon.com��I Amazon.in��I Pothi.com


Be a B.A.’��is launched by��


-Mr. P V Ramana, National Award Nominee and Scientist��


-Foreword written by Dr. Meena R Chandavarkar, Vice Chancellor, Karnataka State Women’s University, Bijapur


-Be a B.A book is Recommended by Mridul Gupta, Management Consultant, Accenture Management Consulting, CCBA, IIBA.��


More information on book launch can be found at��Why pick this book?��and��Book launch



What industry people say:
Reviews from Industry Experts:“A TREAT for budding business analysts and consulting professionals. This book will give all it needs to be successful as a business analyst – A must read!” –��Mridul Gupta, Management Consultant, Accenture Management Consulting, CCBA, IIBA
“Simplistic, exemplary, structured and thoughtful content of the book makes it one of the best for the Business Analyst fraternity!” –��Yogesh More, Executive Manager, ADP.
���This is an excellent book for those looking to take up BA as a career. Gives a lot of clarity on the objectives and actual work required in Business Analysis. The perfect answer to ‘why BA’ for individuals and organizations alike!��� –��Dr. Dinesh Rijhwani, Healthcare Entrepreneur, MBBS, MBA (IIM Ahmedabad ’10)
“If one is keen to know the insights of Business Analysis profession, Be a B.A. is a remarkable book to begin.” -��Angamuthu Manoharan, CEO, BAeHAL Software ltd, Bangalore
���A beginner book that summarizes many aspects of BA in one place.��� �����N K Narasimhan, CEO and Founder, Nascar Technologies Pvt Ltd (Ex ��� Yahoo! and Sun Microsystem Employee)

Welcome to B.A. fraternity!


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Published on December 11, 2014 07:31

December 10, 2014

‘Black, Grey and White’ Media Coverage

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Review:��Rajashree Ghosh��;��Shilpa Patil��;��Md. Ishaq


Buy your personal copy:��Link 1;��Link 2��;��Link 3��; Link 4


Techgoss Coverage : Link


Read: Making of ‘Black, Grey and White’ – Part 1��& ��Journey of ���Title is Untitled��� ��� Part 1


Authors other writings are �����Black, Grey and White��I��Surrogate Author��I��Be a B.A.IGet a Job WITHOUT an Interview��I��Adhuri Prem Kahaniya��I��Second Heart��I��Dear Wife, Your Husband is not a Superhero��I��Title is Untitled


Author���s Interview��Link


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Published on December 10, 2014 21:08

December 9, 2014

Black, Grey and White Review by – Md.Ishaq Hundekar��

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This book is very useful as it contains ‘burning issues of modern society’. The stories are in the form of dialogue that uses precise situation and language so that readers (specially Young and adult students)��are being impressed by this Authors. Because now a days reading habits are not promising the book full fills such limitations��i.e Creating awareness among people about social evils and harmful diseases like HIV, AIDS, specially among young generation. Special thanks for giving such special book to society.


Review:��Rajashree Ghosh��;��Shilpa Patil


Buy your personal copy:��Link 1;��Link 2��;��Link 3


Read: Making of Black, Grey and White – Part 1��& ��Journey of ‘Title is Untitled’ – Part 1


Authors other writings are �����Black, Grey and White��I��Surrogate Author��I��Be a B.A.��IGet a Job WITHOUT an Interview��I��Adhuri Prem Kahaniya��I��Second Heart��I��Dear Wife, Your Husband is not a Superhero��I��Title is Untitled


Author���s Interview��Link


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Published on December 09, 2014 21:23

December 8, 2014

‘Black, Grey and White’ Book Review by Shilpa Patil

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Santosh Avvannavar & Santosh Biradar have done a commendable writing. Black, Grey and White is an apt name to symbolise that none is spared.The book encompasses five succinct short stories unveiling the HIV victims n their journey.In this era of books coming up with humorous, entertaining, this one being a social messenger stands classy with pricey thoughts. Where HIV has become a taboo in society,the BGW unravells its being human concept to look towards victims.


Buy your personal copy:��Link 1;��Link 2��;��Link 3


Read:��Journey of ‘Title is Untitled’ – Part 1


Authors other writings are �����Black, Grey and White��I��Surrogate Author��I��Be a B.A.��IGet a Job WITHOUT an Interview��I��Adhuri Prem Kahaniya��I��Second Heart��I��Dear Wife, Your Husband is not a Superhero��I��Title is Untitled


Author���s Interview��Link


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Published on December 08, 2014 22:30

Making of ‘Black, Grey and White’ Book – Part 1

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With Dr.Sharanbasavraj and Mr.Sajeev Kumar

I am here to share experience of writing ‘Black, Grey and White’ book that was launched on 01 Dec 2014 on ‘World AIDS Day’. The series of articles might help some aspiring writers. It all started with an invitation from Dr.Sharanbasvaraj and Mr.Sanjeev Kumar to attend two day workshop held for ICTC counsellor’s. I was initially reluctant to attend as it seemed to be too technical. I thought about it over a day and decide to attend half a day to further decide.


The resource person was Dr. Saurabh Kumar, faculty from Father Muller’s Hospital, Mangalore. He being from a non-kannada speaking state delivered the talk in Kannada language. I got to know that he learnt Kannada while he pursued his medicine in one of the medical colleges in Karnataka. His simple narration was like a idea factory to me. I made few points as the sessions progressed and I happen to mention Mr.Sanjeev Kumar about a book coming up on a theme. This formed the first chapter – Shahid – The Martyr. Mr.Santosh I Biradar (author) helped to get some interesting information on myths of HIV and AIDS, technical details of post office, and look/understand the story from a social worker prospective.


The chapter 1 was read by seven peers prior to the book launch and most of them found it to be intriguing, engrossing and an eye opener.


Review: Rajashree Ghosh ; Shilpa Patil


Buy your personal copy: Link 1; Link 2��; Link 3


Read: Journey of ‘Title is Untitled’ – Part 1


Authors other writings are �����Black, Grey and White��I��Surrogate Author��I��Be a B.A.��IGet a Job WITHOUT an Interview��I��Adhuri Prem Kahaniya��I��Second Heart��I��Dear Wife, Your Husband is not a Superhero��I Title is Untitled


Author���s Interview��Link


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Published on December 08, 2014 22:16

December 7, 2014

Journey of ‘Title is Untitled’ – Part 1

Title is UntitledI am writing this based on feedback/review and request for aspiring writers to know how ‘Title is Untitled’ evolved. These series of articles to be looked as a source of inspirations and remember that a book is a team effort. It all started in a causal discussion with a sister (& friend) Dr.Bhagyashree in Sep 2013. She happen to mention about two stories that two women (victims) faced for their no mistake. I cling to Dr.Bhagyashree till the characters went visually into my head.��This gave birth to write a writing a book on social issues with a tentative title ‘First Night, No Light’. Harish, a friend laughed at the title and mentioned that the book will create waves. However the title got changed but it remained as a tagline. Her snippet formed first two chapters


Chapter 1: Kamali : The desire of my heart


Chapter 2: Sahana : A game of love, lust and repetitive compulsion��


These two chapters dealt with sensitive issues such as ‘child marriage’ and ‘impotency’. These two chapters taught of the meaning of disciplining ‘forgiving and forgetting’ and I feel these two characters form a model for such victims.


Thank you Dr.Bhagyashree for fuelling the book.


Review by Parul��; Maniparna��; ��Rajashree Ghosh


Buy your personal copy Link 1��; Link 2��; Link 3��; Link 4


Authors other writings are – Black, Grey and White��I Surrogate Author I Be a B.A.��I Get a Job WITHOUT an Interview��I Adhuri Prem Kahaniya��I Second Heart I Dear Wife, Your Husband is not a Superhero��


Author’s Interview Link


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Published on December 07, 2014 22:54

December 6, 2014

December 4, 2014

‘Black, Grey and White’ Book launch

Book launch of BGW
Honour to get Honoured
Release of BGW

For further reading: Rajashree Ghosh Blog


To order your personal copy Pothi , Amazon & ebook Amazon Kindle


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Published on December 04, 2014 02:57

December 2, 2014

Be a Business Analyst Activities

100th Reader of Be a B.A. Book
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Order your personal copy at Pothi��; Flipkart ; Amazon��; Amazon.com


Be a B.A book is Recommended by Mridul Gupta, Management Consultant, Accenture Management Consulting, CCBA, IIBA. And Foreworded by Prof. Meena R Chandawarkar, Vice Chancellor Karnataka State Women���s University, Bijapur, India.


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Published on December 02, 2014 22:08

December 1, 2014

Black, Grey and White Book Review by Rajashree Ghosh

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Black, Grey & White��by Santosh Avvannavar and Santosh I Biradar gifts its readers five fantastic short stories that has a common aim ��� to spread awareness about AIDS, the current social dilemma. It is an opportunity for people to unite in the fight against AIDS and show their solidarity for HIV positive people. AIDS is still considered a social stigma in some pockets. No one is spared from it ��� whether its young (black hair) or mid (grey hair) or old (white hair). The book is an eye opener for anyone who wish to see the wave of positive change in society.


For further reading: Rajashree Ghosh Blog


To order your personal copy Pothi��, Amazon��& ebook Amazon Kindle


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Published on December 01, 2014 20:58