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Beyond The Credence

Manhar Sharma (Goodreads Author)

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Apeksha—young, confident, meritorious, with a liberal upbringing—is on the verge of finishing her schooling from one of the best institutes in Delhi. She wants to explore a career in the Vedas and ancient Indian literature. But, her father, a strict, high-ranking official in a Bank does not want his daughter to ruin her future. Nupur, her sister, and her friend vikas, supp ...more

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Jun 14, 2020 Sadaf sarkar rated it really liked it

Beyond Credence is a wonderful book by Manhar Sharma . It took me awhile to fully understand the book and grasp it relevance to our everyday life.The book reminds us of the things which we seem to have taken for granted and have forgotten about the alternative way which exists in our world . We all are running in an invisible rat race in which no one has achieved true success.
The book is basically about a girl who has just completed her schooling and is looking forward to her college admissions ...more

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Jan 09, 2020 Dipali Gupta rated it really liked it

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Beyond the credence is a story of a girl Apeksha she is a young,confident and modern school going girl who lives with his father and sister.she likes to read Sanskrit, vedic education like ved, upnishad and all,after 12th she wants to pursue her education in vedic but there is no school available in Delhi and her father wanted her to become engineer. But she is not the one who gave up so easily then how she got vedic knowledge and education and she ...more

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Jan 18, 2020 Solitude and books rated it really liked it

After the conversation about Indian philosophy some of the ideas of quantum physics that had seemed so crazy suddenly made much more sense

W. Heisenberg , German physicist.

This book is about a young girl Apeksha . She is the daughter of a well established banker who as many patriarchal minded families won't let his daughter pursue her choice of studies and career. But she wants to know more about Vedas the ancient text of India full of knowledge that can change people's lives in the modern era t ...more

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Jan 13, 2020 Ananya Thakur rated it liked it

In today's time when our generation is rapidly adopting scientific technologies and moving towards a digital way-of-living, we are at the same time, drifting from our ancient culture and ideologies. Vedas, the oldest ancient scripture and the very foundation of knowledge is forgotten somewhere. The number of people who literally hold a good knowledge of vedas apart from the names has been drastically falling. Even in the school curriculums the brief information has also been neglected.

Beyond th In today's time when our generation is rapidly adopting scientific technologies and moving towards a digital way-of-living, we are at the same time, drifting from our ancient culture and ideologies. Vedas, the oldest ancient scripture and the very foundation of knowledge is forgotten somewhere. The number of people who literally hold a good knowledge of vedas apart from the names has been drastically falling. Even in the school curriculums the brief information has also been neglected.

Beyond the credence is a story of an ambitious girl Apeksha who was a keen reader of ancient scripture and wants to pursue her carrer in that only. However her decision has not received any confirmation from his father's side. Knowing the changing scenario of today's time, her father wants her to first secure the future by opting for any academic course which would eventually help her to apply for any decent job. On the other side, Apeksha's thoughts were not in sync with his father's. She has decided not to relinquish on her dreams so easily. With the help of his friend, she has charted out the names of all possible institutions who include vedic literature as a subject. But everytime she approached an institute for the admission process, she has been returned saying that the course is available only for the boys or somewhere who has a background in that particular subject. She got disheartened knowing that her dream of learning vedic literature would never come true.

Then one day she reluctantly accompanied her father in an exhibition where she accidentally bumped into a renowned doctor who happens to be the friend of a vedic teacher in a village near Bangalore. She was beaming with joy with the thought of meeting that teacher in person. The very next day her attempt of coaxing her father to allow her to visit Bangalore got successful and she excitedly headed towards her new journey. The storyline continues with her life after coming back from Bangalore and how she embarked on an utterly unexpected path to her dreams.

Through his book author has not only tried to mark the significance of our Scriptures but also conveyed the great power of having a strong willpower. Through this simple story, he wants to assert that no matter how absurd your dreams seems to be at first, if you have the unshakeable desire to achieve them, then that day would surely come either in the same way or in some other way. This book was a light read with a good information about ancient scriptures. ...more

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Jan 21, 2020 Sudhanshu Kumar rated it it was amazing

Excellent manifestation of the ideas related to education of Vedas and its eventuality in proposing the reality of situation regarding this. Enlightens the reader about the vastness and authority of the Vedas and the knowledge imbibed in this. Clearly gives a picture about the today's dilemmas of oneself related to choosing a career of choice and pressure from family. Overall communicative in order to emphasize on the struggle and enthusiasm of Apeksha side by side. Supporting characters are qui ...more

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Mar 08, 2020 Ruchi Patel rated it liked it

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I picked up this book just like that and later on I realised that it was the one I was looking for since long. I will briefly summarise the blurb. I finished the book in a single day. It’s a quick read. The protagonist of the story is Apeksha. She is appearing for the 12th board exams and as the story proceeds, she opted for the college. She is fascinated and wanted to explore her career in “Vedas and ancient literature”. Basically I loved the concept as it’s based on Rig vedas and Upanishad. Th ...more

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Jan 17, 2020 Ganauri Vishwakarma rated it it was amazing

First of all, I thanks Anuj who suggest me to go through the #beyondTheCredence and I also want to thank Mr. Manhar Sharma Ji who has given such beautiful gift to today's reader
About #BeyondTheCredence
1. Written in very easily language that a simple person who knows little bit english can easily interpret the whole story and internalize
2. Story is of middle class family where anyone (specially I}) felt the story of oneself ( myself ) which increase the interest for reading #BeyondTheCredence.
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Jan 14, 2020 Anuj Sharma rated it it was amazing

While I was reading the book I was relating with the protagonist. Her journey towards her goal and the way the writer has portrayed it, is awesome. A must read book...

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Jan 18, 2020 Kangkana Bookish Lover rated it really liked it

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"Beyond The Credence" is a story of a girl name Apeksha who unlike other students of her age wants to pursue vedic education. The whole book revolves around her struggle to get admission in a proper veda vidyapeeth and to convince her family to encourage her in that process.
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In the process of making ourself modern we have failed to look back and appreciate the roots of our culture. If you randomly ask anyone about the sanskrit language they are either t ...more

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Dec 26, 2019 Richa Sharma rated it really liked it

The only thing that stopped me from rating it 5 was the grammar at few places.
Nevertheless it’s an amazing book that binds the reader till the end. Really appreciate the choice of the topic, Vedas, which have always attracted my attention and of course is India’s wealth.
Will highly recommend everyone to read it once!!

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Jan 14, 2020 Jemini rated it it was amazing

BOOK : "Byond The Credence"
AUTHOR : Manhar Sharma
PUBLICATION : Rumour Books India
GENRE : Mythology Fiction
MY RATING : 5/5✨
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🍁"Beyond The Credence" by is book that is a story of Apeksha. Apeksha is a young, confident, meritorious girl who is crazily mad about vedas and vedic literature.
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🍁After her 12th exams she remains in dilemma that whether to choose vedas as her core subject or not for further studies or not. His father always wanted that her daughter persuade a good named degree so that she c ...more

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Jan 15, 2020 Ashrut Arya rated it did not like it

Publisher: Rumour Books India
Length: 133 pages
My Rating: 1.2/5

#QOTD: Have you ever felt like torture while reading a book? If yes, which one?

Warning: There's a lot coming up, apologies in advance (or not) to the readers. Let's get over with the Book blurb first though, shall we?
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Feb 03, 2020 reader from a star added it

Not to be read for entertainment.
Only a few books like this one come up, and I love talking about them because they are worthy.
Less I have heard about a book that talks about challenges in starting a career in a different field, specifically a rare field.
Here we have a story of a girl who is inclined over studies of scriptures.
Interest in scriptures is praised everywhere but having a career in it, it is questionable by many.
It is not because of the sense of insecurity but more particularly it is ...more

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Jan 13, 2020 Anindita Mondal rated it really liked it

Apeksha the main protagonist of this story is a young, smart,beautiful & intelligent girl, she is in 12th standard. After finishing her schooling she wants to pursue her career in Vedic & ancient Indian literature because she is very passionate about it.
But her father who is a high-ranked banking officer & her sister nupur does want that because they think there is zero carrer opportunity in that field.
But apeksha don't want to quit on her dream & also don't want to dissapoint her father.
So at t ...more

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Jan 23, 2020 Crazybookbug rated it really liked it

'Beyond The Credence' story revolves around a morden and young daughter of a well established banker in a town who chose something different as part of her carrier. Her passion and love towards vedic education educations bring her to decision of persue degree in vedic education. Despite her father and sister being ignorant towards it she was adamant enough to go to the extreme for her passion.

Through the story of Apeksha author had tried to surface the long forgotten importance of Sankrit educa ...more

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Jan 12, 2020 Ipshita Das rated it really liked it

Beyond The Credence

It's a short story. The protagonist here is named as Apeksha, a very meritorious and confident young girl. The main theme of the book is to promote Vedic education. Apeksha despite of being a student of science background wanted to pursue higher studies in Vedas, Upanishads and ancient literature. She has developed interest into it by reading articles on internet and books related to it. She is very much ambitious to full fill her dream to learn on that very concept. But her f ...more

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Feb 07, 2020 Abhimanyu Singh rated it it was amazing

Beyond the Credence is a story about how an ambitious girl "Apeksha" finds all the answers to her queries by going back to her roots and reading Vedas. Today, when us Indians are busy fantasizing western ideology and their culture, this books reminds you how our culture and our sacred text is still relevant and how we can go back to Vedas to find a direction in our lives as Apeksha did. The author has done a very good job in deciphering the complex Vedas and making it simple for readers like me. ...more

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Jan 11, 2020 Romita Mukherjee rated it really liked it

In this fast-paced and ever-developing world, have you ever pondered upon your roots?
In a world where everyone is so obsessed with degrees and educational qualifications, have we ever thought from where all of this actually came?
Beyond the credence is the story of Apeksha, a young and meritorious girl with an intense love and interest in Vedic learning. Her interest as well as passion makes her hell-bent on pursuing Vedic and ancient literature as her career.
However, her father, being a high ran ...more

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Jan 04, 2020 Rutuja Ramteke rated it really liked it

❤Beyond The Credence❤
Apeksha—young, confident, meritorious, with a liberal upbringing—is on the verge of finishing her schooling from one of the best institutes in Delhi. She wants to explore a career in the Vedas and ancient Indian literature. But, her father, a strict, high-ranking official in a Bank does not want his daughter to ruin her future. Nupur, her sister, and her friend vikas, support her, but can’t do so all the time. But apeksha is not the one to give up so easily, and finds ways t ...more

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Feb 04, 2020 Kshitij Ojha rated it it was amazing

I'm not going to reveal the story for you all because that's precisely the essence of the book. I might as well talk about the importance of the self belief that we all should have and also the fact that we shouldn't be worried about the choices we make in life. We shouldn't be afraid of pursuing our dreams.
The book describes these things with the help of a girl n his father. The way it has been demonstrated will connect to all of us as we all have gone through this phase once in our lives.
The ...more

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Jan 10, 2020 Aditi Roy rated it liked it

Well, the whole plot is very interesting and good in content to hit us certain things we are not aware of as an Indian. What I really like about this book is that it works out wonderfully in recounting the importance of sanskrit in our past as well as in our today's life. Despite some plot holes, characters are well described, giving the readers an insight into Apeksha's liberal upbringings. I felt the writing was really good in some places but somehow the story is lack of detailing. Overall, it ...more

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Mar 09, 2020 Sourav Chatterjee rated it really liked it

All I can say about the book is that: its really unique. For the first time I read a book that talks about Vedas.
Apeksha, a student of 12 grade is very talented girl who has immense interest in Vedas, Sanskrit language. Although her father always supports her but in this matter he is nit willing to support her as he believes that it has no future. But, there are some dreams that can't be seen by others, it can be only seen by that person who has it and have courage it achieve it.
I really love th ...more

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Jan 16, 2020 Bibliophile Reine rated it really liked it

This is a story of girl name apeksha,who is young and confident.who has grown up in delhi . Who has passed her 12th examination and was looking forward to have a career in "vedas" ancient Indian literature.❤
Story tells about her struggles to achieve her dream,her fights for dreams and her determination towards her goals.❤
Along with the apeksha ,one more side story move on,story of indian vedic literature.❤
🌼To be honest this is an entirely different story. May be because they tell a different sto ...more

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Jan 15, 2020 Kaushika Sinha rated it really liked it

#Beyond The Credence# It was a very amazing book to read

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Jan 15, 2020 Prem Patel rated it really liked it

It was one of the best book, I have read. A must book for all. The best part was the narration style. Kudos to young writer.

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Feb 07, 2020 John Trident rated it it was ok

Coming from a research background I've spent countless days to study hindu texts & mythological references. I've also devoted immense amount of time to research about vedic educational system which had been imbibed in our everyday lives passed on via gurukuls hundreds of years ago. This book gives us a deep analogy, importance & understanding of vedas & also sanskrit language. Britishers destroyed our heritage to implement & enforce their English language by enslaving us in their oppressing ruli Coming from a research background I've spent countless days to study hindu texts & mythological references. I've also devoted immense amount of time to research about vedic educational system which had been imbibed in our everyday lives passed on via gurukuls hundreds of years ago. This book gives us a deep analogy, importance & understanding of vedas & also sanskrit language. Britishers destroyed our heritage to implement & enforce their English language by enslaving us in their oppressing ruling system. Also, there exists four vedas - Rig, Yajur, Sam, Atharva respectively in Hindu religion which carry vast amount of knowledge which define everything the primordial mankind have discovered so far.

Additionally, all these Purans, Upanishad, etc are written in sanskrit language. The origin of sanskrit dates back to 1000s of years ago; & thus, considered essentially to be the oldest language in the existence. It's also been named as the mother of all languages, the reason being world's oldest text was written in Vedic Sanskrit. Most of the modern day languages like Latin, Greek, Spanish & English have countless words inherited from Sanskrit. That's why it's considered as a scientific language & in the distant future, the proposal has been made that it will be a space language. This belief has been proved by countless researchers, scholars & historical eminents. It remains to be the most comprehensive & inclusive of all ancient scriptures as acknowledged by many world-famous scientists.

Rigveda the first among the four vedas is one the oldest texts known & it's hard to interpret because sanskrit language is very tough to understand let alone learn it. Each veda represents significant aspect of human society & countless explanations to various secrets this universe upholds like origin of the world, Quantum science, cosmos, etc. It also deals with modern day-to-day subjects like maths, science, technology, craftsmanship, etc. Additionally, it also comprises of phonetics, ritualis, hymns , metrics, astrology, astronomy, cosmology, history, logic, finance & even yoga. The vedas provide guidance from the beginning of humanity since time immemorial to the origin of universe & will continue to do so till the end of everything.

Sanskrit is the most precise language when it comes to phonetics & grammatical vocabulary. Hence, it's considered very precious in India. The most interesting aspect being none can bring any change in it, that's solely why it has still remained in it's pristine form without any discrepancy.

It also highlights the concern that the potential & depth of vedas is fading away, ceasing to exist eventually. The central protagonist Apeksha understands this issue & wishes to contribute something good in the field of sanskrit.

Now coming to the drawbacks concerning this book, the content lacks quality to leave an impression in our hearts, though the context extrapolated here may seem good or promising enough. What seems amiss is the fact that whatever is etches here lacks thorough detailed analysis & proper research which enables the readers grasp or understand this at a much deeper level. Whatever has been written here are all available online mostly or in most other sources of information. Scouring them isn't much big of a deal, it's an easy task indeed, not tiring.

Only the title may sound fancy along with the beginning which sounds encouraging. However, once we go to the deeper sections of the book. It lacks everything which accomplishes to form a successful novel. Another huge demerit is the lack of proper editing. The book needs thorough proofreading. I came across too many grammatical errors at many places which makes the book totally dissapointing. Not to forget, a total turnoff. Additionally, the writing style is way too bland & mostly amateur. Feels like a novice has penned it. Lacks proper sentence formation along with comprehensive scope, intensity & richness which may leave a lasting or profound impression on our minds! Narration is also lackadaisical which makes the reading experience overall boring.

The only comfort I found was the book was about vedas & sanskrit language which I'm quite fascinated since childhood along with the ending which was a happy one. Hence, the bit extra higher rating. Else, I would've been utterly disappointed till the end. Overall, a one-time read. Not worth recommending to the fellow readers... ...more

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Mar 18, 2020 Khushboo rated it liked it

What is this about?
This book- Beyond the Credence, is a simple book in all terms. It is a compilation of the social pressure and the mental struggles experienced by a girl named Apeksha. She only a few weeks away from her 12th board exams. And this is a moment that demands her to make some stern decisions. Ancient literature has always attracted her but her family wants her to pursue something more practical.
What will she do now? Will she murder her passion and take up a practical lifestyle or k What is this about?
This book- Beyond the Credence, is a simple book in all terms. It is a compilation of the social pressure and the mental struggles experienced by a girl named Apeksha. She only a few weeks away from her 12th board exams. And this is a moment that demands her to make some stern decisions. Ancient literature has always attracted her but her family wants her to pursue something more practical.
What will she do now? Will she murder her passion and take up a practical lifestyle or keep the lantern of her desire burning?
What do I think?
The story highlights the most important moment in the life of every teenager. This is the time when you are about to complete school. You are expected to start college but everything is haphazard. Most students fail to make the right decision because they don’t have the right resources or adequate knowledge. And most of the times what students want to pursue is way beyond practical.
Apeksha is facing the same dilemma. On one side she loves Vedas and other ancient Indian literature. But on the other side her father wants her to choose something that would sustain her. And not just that, it appears that Apeksha comes from a reputed family of scholars and academics. It puts all the more pressure on her. So will she crack under this pressure?
What did I like?
The book focuses on ancient literatures which is not an everyday sighting. Through Apeksha’s eyes you get to admire ancient Indian literature. The struggle is genuine. Apeksha represents every student who doesn’t know what to do once 12th boards are over. It also manages to shed light on the constant battle that goes on in any household regarding career choices. Of course parents are resilient to let their kids choose something that might not pan out for them. And this ultimately outs a lot of pressure on the kid.
Besides this the cover is amazing and the text is perfectly spaced.
What didn’t I like?
The literature of this book is poor. It appears all the book does is delivers a story. It doesn’t paint scenes for you. The literature can be definitely improved with some fine editing.
The beginning is weak. It lacks gravitas and doesn’t demand you to carry further.
Would I recommend it?
I would say about 50-50. The story is great but the narration can use a lot of polishing.
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Jun 01, 2020 Whiskeyladki rated it really liked it

Sometimes when you read the title of a particular book, you are unable to form an opinion about it, because it's rather difficult to interpret something out of it, the same thing was brought to me by this title, the cover, however, tries to provide a hint, Sanskrit verses filled in the beautiful girl face silhouette kind of gives an insight on something do with the connection of these two things and the beautiful flowers in the side, depict how it's going to help in the journey of self bloom and Sometimes when you read the title of a particular book, you are unable to form an opinion about it, because it's rather difficult to interpret something out of it, the same thing was brought to me by this title, the cover, however, tries to provide a hint, Sanskrit verses filled in the beautiful girl face silhouette kind of gives an insight on something do with the connection of these two things and the beautiful flowers in the side, depict how it's going to help in the journey of self bloom and self-discovery.
The author has tried to hit the cords of ancient education to a great extent in the best and simple words provided in a good way. We often fail to know so many things only because we are always involved in knowing the output and benefits it will reap us even before doing the efforts or the actual work for it.
This book motivates you to do things even when no understands your compassion towards something, which is something everyone should believe in, the way Apeksha had that zeal to do things, she did her proper research and tried to do the most even when there was not much provided in front of her, is something we all shall do, rather than bluffing its important to keep yourselves involved in things you are the most compassionate about.
Another thing that this book highlight is our rich culture and ancient knowledge which we do not even know about, we disregard them as old texts, but the truth is they are the root of all the knowledge prevalent in the society, it important to never forget our roots, our Vedic system and wide network that they had properly build.
Although a slight but a powerful reference has been made for women equality and empowerment, that sometimes you might be the only female person in the field, but never give up on yourselves. This book was quite a nice light read, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, and the best part was it felt like home, it didn't felt like something out of extraordinary rather it felt like Apeksha was my own sister or someone just next door.
I would definitely recommend it to read, especially to anyone who is anxious about making a choice towards there passion.
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Jun 02, 2020 Aritra Bikash rated it really liked it

The Education Is the manifestation of all the good things reside within a man...this quote is true in all sense... education is the most important part of everyone's life for making him/her eligible to cope up with the world at large and society.. that's not the concern of the author...the author pointed out something very relevant topic by this written text named as "source of education"...we always have a believability of gaining knowledge through reading books but this sense is itself harmful The Education Is the manifestation of all the good things reside within a man...this quote is true in all sense... education is the most important part of everyone's life for making him/her eligible to cope up with the world at large and society.. that's not the concern of the author...the author pointed out something very relevant topic by this written text named as "source of education"...we always have a believability of gaining knowledge through reading books but this sense is itself harmful for knowledge..the source of knowledge has no definite definition of its own...we can gather knowledge from various sources and experiences and even from our old scriptures like Vedas, Upanishads etc.. Finally a most burning topic comes into play through this story..the story of protagonist Apeksha and his tremendous intrest in the field of ancient Indian texts and novels and in the language of Sanskrit...in the era of rat - race of being doctor and engineer she wanted to go along the pathway of knowledge from ancient Indian scriptures and texts...the struggle she is facing in doing this work is the naked reality of the world..the pressure of the family and kins to the persuasion of Credential subject to choose for future and her interest in something different than others is the main plot of the story which I guess is new and fresh also very relevant in modern world..the title is this justified in saying to think beyond the general believe and do something which is right and not something which is done by everyone...this plot of story intrigued me to my best knowledge and so I took this book to read in the lockdown period...also this story will remind you of our famous ancient novels and texts which are often neglected by our modern generation...also the quotes of the last pages of famous scientists saying the value of Indian Vedic, and Upanishad texts is a well conclusion for the book...overall a great read to go through at this time..I highly recommend it to all age groups.. ...more

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Feb 19, 2020 Karishma Pahuja rated it really liked it

TITLE - Beyond The Credence
AUTHOR - Manhar Sharma

Do dreams die? No! To accomplish your dreams there should be a proper mind set, eagerness and hard work.

Beyond the Credence by Manhar Sharma is a story which relates to a protagonist apeksha a young, confident, meritorious girl with a liberal upbringing. She was on the verge of finishing her schooling from one of the best institutes in Delhi. Everyone has different dreams to accomplish, this girl had very unique dream. Apeksha wanted to discover ...more

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Manhar Sharma is a IT professional, blogger and known mythologist. Manhar has worked with some of the top MNCs in his career and holds a master's degree in Computer Science. Manhar has a strong passion for Vedic literature and has spent a decade studying books on Indian scriptures.

"Beyond the Credence" is the Debut novel written by Manhar Sharma and published by Rumour Books, India's leading publi ...more