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January 26, 2016

TV Talk-Kidney Dialysis

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Dr. Sandeep Huilgol and Santosh Avvannavar authors’ of ‘Second Heart’ – a medical fiction book on Kidney issues were on TV to bring awareness on the need to protect kidneys as we protect any other organs. Dr Sandeep Huilgol enriched with his several experiences. Santosh Avvannavr brought out the stories that we put in the books to encourage readers to understand the issues through simple and lucid writings.



We plead to sign-up for Cadver Donation Program at your district hospital to give life to several others.



To know about the book : click here


Book launch and Reviews can be read here : click here


 


 


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Published on January 26, 2016 00:12

January 18, 2016

Pt.Jasraj launches ‘Swaraalankruti’ book at Denissons Hotel

It was honour to meet Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan awardee! All Glory to God!


 



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Published on January 18, 2016 23:40

January 7, 2016

Dreams & Aspirations: 7 Schools

It was amazing to interact, inspiring and motivate over 500 young minds of India.


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Published on January 07, 2016 01:21

December 29, 2015

Dreams & Aspirations: Young Minds of India

~90 year old school~



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Published on December 29, 2015 21:51

December 28, 2015

More ‘She: Ekla Cholo Re’ Reviews

Team of She: Ekla Cholo Re thank all the reviewers/readers. We have received 50 Ratings/Reviews at Goodreads.


SHEThe book is very true, of course, touching and sometimes moving and does secularly on moralizing censorship to induce the reflection, not the coarctation in a slow, cooling off, that culture must encourage. (Further reading: click here)


Thanks to the team of The Pink Pages for listing in Jan 2016: click here


Thanks to WriterStory for the interview : click here


Authors’ were also invited to talk on a TV and Community Radio.


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Published on December 28, 2015 01:14

December 15, 2015

Umbilical Cord Book Review by Arpita S

Arpita Subhadarshinee rated it 5 of 5 stars



The novel with 40 short stories fills you with a plethora of emotions like friendship, love, tears, smile, forgiveness. Every youth can well connect to. All the stories had the perfect timing and it dint linger in connecting the bond with the characters.

The title is intigruing and makes you think about the need for social awareness and intends to draw everybody’s attention.

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This cord will definitely entangle you with love and compassion with the author and his readers. A thought provoking one. It inculcates some of the qualities that every well wisher of the society needs to learn.


Thanks for an awesome read. Hopefully, we get to read some more heart warming and mind boggling stories in future in your next novel.This book actually breaks the stereotypes of normal college romance. A great experience overall.



A complete package and waiting for your next novel..:)

Other reviews – click here & Goodreads


Ebook : Amazon


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“Here comes a compilation of 40 short stories by Meena R Chandawarkar and Santosh Avvannavar that uses The Umbilical Cord as a metaphor to bring social awareness and intends to draw the reader’s attention towards the society. The stories in this book revolve around love, forgiveness, empathy etc. as society is a cobweb of relationships. There is something for everyone in this book. Read on to find out which ‘cord’ is closer to your heart, as the Umbilical Cord is an attachment that remains forever…the name says it all…”


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Published on December 15, 2015 20:50

December 13, 2015

Gopal Hosur Talk & Review of She: Ekla Cholo Re

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He tries to relate to the new generation and it makes him happy and feel young. He was sceptical when he was approached first thinking whether he is in a position to do this. 3.5 decades in police and majorly spoke to people who are criminals. Career has been a bag of fortunes and misfortunes; Has its share of ups and down. He has been rejuvenated through his career through his family friends. He comes from a place called Gokak where in he had 6 siblings, and spoke about how his parents bought him up with the low salary and remembers those days. He speaks about today’s day where in how the fears and anexities are part of the life while brinining up a single kid.


Brief of the book:

Concentration: Life these days is so different from those days an instrument called “Mobile” had gotten us so distracted. we cannot concentrate on anything. His concentration was in bits and bytes before picking She: Ekla Cholo Re book to read. He happened to read the book entirely. An Eyeopener book for him after spending so much time in government working with and for society it was an eye opener book reviews should not be done if the author is known, It should not be done if you either hate or love the person, on this note he is totally qualified to review the book.


Why is this book eye opener:

He was happy because the book was not very heavy, since our span of concentration is so little. In whatever circumstance you are in you still would want to read the book and that is the best thing about the book. The title and tag Line : Ekla Cholo Re fascinated him to read it.


As he began he thougt it was a thriller, every moment you think if what is coming next. Every sentence written make you think about what is coming next.


Next thing is to read between lines:

Some books are to be tasted, some books are to be devoured and very few books are to be eaten and digested and this book falls in third category.


The cause that it tries to potray is extremely well thought of and well written.


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Published on December 13, 2015 09:22

December 12, 2015

Story of a Common Man Book Launching on 14 Feb 2016

“Easiest thing man has learnt is to find faults and toughest thing is to appreciate”


My first biography of a global social entrepreneur is set to launch globally on 14 Feb 2016 along with Dr. Meena R Chandavarkar as co-author. All Glory to God!


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Published on December 12, 2015 19:12

December 9, 2015

Talking on ‘Gender Equity’ TV

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Panel Discussion on ‘Gender Equity’. Some point were extracted from the book She: Ekla Cholo Re.


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Published on December 09, 2015 20:18

December 8, 2015

Workshop & Book launch of ‘She: Ekla Cholo Re’

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@ SSIT University, Tumkur


Book was launched by Mr. Gopal Hosur, Rtd. IPS at Bengaluru ; Mr. Ramana, National Award Nominee and Scientist at Hyderabad ; Dr. Col. Prakash & Dr. Khan at International Conference of Medical Sciences and Social Sciences, Mysuru; Sri. Somaraju, Prl District and Sessions Judge,Vijayapura ; Dr. M. S. Dayanandaswamy (Principal of Sri Siddhartha Institute of Management Studies), Dr Muddesha B T (Director of Sri Siddhartha Center for Media Studies), Dr B. Azmathulla (Professor and Placement Officer of Sri Siddhartha Institute of Management Studies) at Tumkur


Blurb: Set in the backdrop of 1990 Calcutta, She is a story about finding one’s own identity in spite of all odds. The story spins around the life of Kusum, a brave heart whose identity is often untitled and blurred; it does not belong anywhere, definitely not under the ‘he’ or ‘she’ bracket, thanks to our social conditioning. Will she be successful in her mission? Find out in She, an utterly absorbing read that derives inspiration from Tagore’s “Ekla Cholo Re” song, which urges everyone to move on despite the fear of abandonment from others.


Testimonials


“She is one of the finest book to read” – Sujeeth Kumar, Project Manager, MNC Bengaluru 


“A story often untold. Appreciate the team for presenting She in the best possible harmonious way!” – N K Narasimhan, CEO and Co-Founder, Nascor Technologies, Bengaluru 


“Don’t miss the ending!” – Raghunath Babu Are, Employee at Microsoft, Bengaluru


Media : Click Here


Facebook Page : Click Here


Buy Links : Amazon Kindle ; Pothi ; Amazon India ; Flipkart



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Published on December 08, 2015 22:17