INDIA POWER WORLD TOP 5: ECONOMY GROWTH BEST OF INDIA (APPLAUD INDIA Book 1) by GAUTAM SHARMA (21 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

ENDORSED& RECOMMENDED AMAZING EXPERIENCE EXCELLENT VALUE Great on Kindle eBooks United Nations Correspondent quoted" I learned a lot from this book, was amazed by all milestones for the nation and admired the transformation that has been happening in India, enjoyed every part of the excellent book. Recommended" Reviews: this book is a comprehensive account of the distinguishing characteristics of India as a nation, its strengths and accomplishments; an invaluable resource for anyone-- investors, businesses, travelers, or for teachers ---relevant for course adoption, in fact for anyone interested in India's fast paced growth over a few decades. WITH INDIA'S MOON SOUTH POLE LANDING, HISTORY HAS RECORDED INDIA'S TECHNOLOGY DOMINANCE & INDIA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH. ALSO INDIA IN 2023IS NOW A DIGITIZATION GLOBAL POWER & I.T. TECH TALENT LEADER Book reviewed for : #PMMODI #MODIFORTHIRDTERM #BJPFORTHIRDTERM #INDIAGLOBALPOWER,India power, world top 5 , economy growth , best of India stocks , best of India information technology, best of India tech talent , best of India ECommerce, best of India exports , best of India technology, best of India tourism, PM Modi leads India to Indian transformation United Nations Correspondent quote" I learned a lot from the book, was amazed by all milestones for the nation and admired the transformation that has been happening in India, enjoyed every part of this Excellent book. " Reviews: this book is a comprehensive account of the distinguishing characteristics of India as a nation, its strengths and accomplishments; an invaluable resource for anyone-- investors, businesses, travelers, or for teachers ---relevant for course adoption, in fact for anyone interested in India's fast paced growth over a few decades. Book reviewed for : India power, world top 5 , economy growth , best of India stocks , best of India technology, best of India tech talent , best of India ECommerce, best of India exports , best of India technology, best of India ...

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Heartstrings: The Art of Relationship by Anita Vij (Wings Publication International) (22 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

About the Book - In a world driven by fast-paced digital connections, we often overlook the profound impact of human relationships on our lives. This book is an illuminating journey into the intricate web of connections that define our existence. From the earliest bonds formed with family to the complexities of friendship, romance, and beyond, this book explores the essence of what it means to connect, to love, and to grow together. Delve into the psychology of human connections, unravel the dynamics of parent-child relationships, discover the nuances of friendships that last a lifetime, and navigate the intricate dance of romantic partnerships. "The Art of Relationships" offers insights, wisdom, and practical guidance for nurturing and understanding the relationships that shape our world. About the Author - As the proud mother of two remarkably successful sons, who despite their grown-up lives, still find themselves caught in the whims of teenage antics, and as a wife to a husband whose role shifts seamlessly between confidant, partner-in-life, and occasional punching bag, I've come to appreciate the complexities and nuances of relationships in all their forms. In 'Heartstrings,' I have explored different forms of relationships, from the tender bonds between parents and children to the enduring camaraderie of friends, and the intoxicating allure of romantic entanglements. Drawing from personal experiences, anecdotes, and insights gleaned from years of navigating the twists and turns of interpersonal connections, this book serves as a guidebook for anyone seeking to deepen and enrich their relationships. Through heartfelt reflections and practical tips, 'Heartstrings' offers a road map for cultivating meaningful connections, nurturing bonds that withstand the tests of time, and navigating the inevitable ups and downs that come with loving and being loved.

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CHAT (The Quantum Architects Book 1) by Peter Lihou (6 Reviews)    Price verified 13 minutes ago

The social media giants of the early decades in the 21st century have died and been replaced by 'CHAT', a new artificial intelligence network built on a powerful quantum computer, affectionately called the 'Engine'. Avoiding the failings of its predecessors, CHAT has become ubiquitous. A key feature is the network's ability to translate any language to the language of the user, in real time; meaning that everyone around the world can speak to each other as if they are all speaking the same language. CHAT's artificial intelligence was developed at a remote campus of Cambridge University in Warwick, England. The academics at Warwick, led by Professor Nick Caine, continue to search for new human, as well as non-human languages, to extend the capabilities of the Engine. The Engine polls the Internet for signals by connecting to a wide range of equipment, from wildlife monitors to space stations. But one mysterious signal initially eludes the powerful translation abilities of the Engine. The signal, codenamed Alpha285, gets the attention of one of the university department's sponsors; the US military intelligence agency. As Alpha285, gradually reveals more about its origins, Nick is subjected to increasing pressure from the agency and their CIA associates to hand over control of what is rapidly becoming the most significant event in the history of mankind. Set in a future where the legacy of past generations' environmental abuse has come home to roost and human ingenuity has created innovative solutions in an attempt to arrest the damage, the pursuit of knowledge about Alpha285 becomes fraught with danger and intrigue.

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Weapons of Mass Deterrence: The Secret Behind Israel's Nuclear Power by Dan Sagir (12 Reviews)    Price verified one hour ago

"What we need is deterrence, not victory in war." -- David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first prime minister. Since its inception, the State of Israel has had to confront the issue of its very survival in the region. It was this concern that led Ben-Gurion to pursue a project that eventually became the "Dimona" nuclear project - an "open secret" that later turned Israel into a de facto nuclear state in the Middle East. Paradoxically, the best weapon Israel has in its arsenal is the one it has never openly acknowledged. But how does Israel's opaque nuclear deterrence work? How has Israel's hidden power affected the decision-making of seemingly unrestrained Arab state leaders like Saddam Hussein and the Ayatollah regime in Iran? And what will Israel's strategy become in the face of the potential loss of its nuclear monopoly? The first book of its kind, Weapons of Mass Deterrence reveals how Israel's undeclared nuclear capabilities became an integral part of its general strategy to survive in the Middle East. Veteran Israeli journalist Dan Sagir puts together an eye-opening and captivating account of the Israeli nuclear dimension of the conflict, peering into the state of mind of both its leaders and its enemies. Sagir expertly navigates the complicated timeline of the Dimona project's impact, including the vocal opposition and cautious support it garnered, the international prices Israel had to pay, and the security it seemingly provided. With excerpts from the "Saddam Hussein Records" and hundreds of files, interviews, articles, and sources, Weapons of Mass Deterrence exposes the real secret behind the most speculated topic in international politics. Sagir's intimate knowledge and years of meticulous research are distilled into a gripping, never-seen-before document chronicling the project that shaped the face of the State of Israel, the Middle East, and the global political landscape.

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The Archangel Protective Intelligence Spycraft Manual : Secrets of Spycraft, Security, and Self-Defense (The Archangel Intelligence Series) by P.J. Agness (Directorate Press) (5 Reviews)    Price verified 38 minutes ago

This anthology combines all of the best spycraft content of the Archangel Protective Intelligence Series. This best-selling series has taught espionage tradecraft and self-protection skills to individuals all over the world and now the very best of all three books are together in one place.

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Contemplations: A Different Path To The Sacred by Aenga Besceawung (1 Review)    Price verified 3 minutes ago

Contemplations is a radical departure from mainstream thought on matters of culture, religion, and philosophy for the simple reason that it offers to one who chooses to see as I have seen, an experiential, open, and earnest path to the Sacred in this time of spiritual deception, blind grasping for purchase on purpose, and chronic longing for a crumb of dignity and for a taste of meaning in life. Set your expectations from the beginning: Contemplations is not an instruction manual to health, wealth, and happiness. It does not moralize at you or wield the whip of shame to force you to conform. It will not give you the means to unlock mysterious or ethereal magic of ancients as all such things are lures for the simple, crutches for the foolish, and deceit for the gullible. Contemplations earnestly offers another path based upon experience and observation. It avails you of the choice to benefit from what you will build upon its teachings within your life rather than to be bound to only what is approved. It leads to a path of your own should you choose to make it so.

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Indian Home Rule by Mahatma Gandhi (27 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

In 'Indian Home Rule', Mahatma Gandhi provides a powerful critique of British colonial rule in India and advocates for nonviolent resistance as a means to achieve self-governance. Written in a simple and straightforward style, this book highlights Gandhi's belief in the principles of truth, nonviolence, and self-sufficiency. Drawing on his own experiences and observations, Gandhi analyzes the political, social, and economic conditions of India under British rule, offering a vision for an independent and self-reliant nation. The text reflects Gandhi's commitment to Swaraj, or self-rule, and his role as a prominent leader in the Indian independence movement. 'Indian Home Rule' serves as a foundational text in the history of Indian nationalism and provides valuable insights into Gandhi's philosophy of Satyagraha, or passive resistance.

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Self, Society, and Spontaneity by Erik Davis (5 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Frankfurt School Critical Theory is influential on the left; Austrian School Neoliberalism is influential on the right. Their differing perspectives are analogous to the different notions of the unconscious held by Freud and Jung. Freud thought that the unconscious was our enemy to be brought under control of the conscious; Jung thought that the unconscious was our friend to be respected through a kind of dialogue. Analogously, Karl Marx tended to think that social systems are our enemy, to be overcome through rationality and conscious activity; while Friedrich Hayek tended to think that the spontaneous and unconscious processes of social systems (especially, market and law) are our friends, to be embraced through respect for complexity and liberty. The approach here is an integral one involving the synthesis of opposites by appreciating the truth in both. The result is the ongoing development of two major projects: an interdisciplinary social science via the general praxeology of the Austrian School, and an interdisciplinary system of liber(aliz)ation and human flourishing via the critical theory of the Frankfurt School. Join us in exploring the quartet of Freud:Marx::Jung:Hayek.

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Birth Control A Statement of Christian Doctrine against the Neo-Malthusians by Halliday G. Sutherland (6 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the web. Purchase of the Kindle edition includes wireless delivery.

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Dare to Fail: Next Generation Leadership by James Hwang (1 Review)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Failing is not an end state. Rather, it should be viewed as feedback and a unique invitation to try again. The mindset of accepting failures as feedback combined with perseverance prepares you for ultimate success. In Dare to Fail, James Hwang blends his personal experiences with leadership lessons for a one of a kind business fable that proves failure is just another means to the successful end. Through these personal experiences and lessons, a framework of ACTIONABLE LEADERSHIP is formed. The purpose of this framework is to provide aspiring leaders a way to understand how to move from the lowest levels of influence to the pinnacle by building relationships that minimize barriers and invite both leaders and followers to expand trust in pragmatic ways. Finally, Dare to Fail explains the importance of mentorship and coaching to achieve the ultimate level of success. JAMES HWANG has been the CEO of multiple companies backed by Private Equity. He has extensive expertise in people management, technology, finance, and change management associated with mergers & acquisitions and company turnarounds. Educated at the U S Military Academy at West Point and Dallas Baptist University, his disciplined approach and analytical skills combined with faith and moral compass are his proclaimed foundation to his success.

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Life Beyond Motherhood: Childless by Circumstances Not by Choice: Empowering Childless Women to Live Their Best Lives: A Guide to Thriving Without ... by Lilian Chudey Pride (1 Review)    Price verified 2 hours ago

Purpose of the Book: Lilian Chudey Pride wrote this book to help empowered childless women break free from the shame and stigma that often accompanies childlessness. Lilian emphasizes the need to redefine the societal narrative that equates a woman's worth with motherhood. Empowerment and Support: This book is described as a journal/devotional designed to uplift and empower childless women who may be feeling lonely and emotional due to societal pressures and personal circumstances. The author expresses empathy, especially for African women who face humiliation due to their childlessness. Reframing Self-Worth: The author wants to remind women that their value and purpose extend far beyond the role of motherhood. The book aims to showcase the strength, resilience, and beauty inherent in each woman, regardless of their parental status. Acknowledging Emotions: This book creates a safe space for women to explore and honor their feelings related to not having children. Through self-reflection, it aims to guide women toward self-compassion, self-acceptance, healing, and personal growth. Rediscovering Purpose: "Beyond Motherhood" encourages women to rediscover their passions, dreams, and aspirations. It promotes a life filled with purpose and fulfillment, emphasizing that worth is not solely defined by societal expectations but also by personal fulfillment and the love of God. Nurturing Relationships: The importance of nurturing meaningful relationships with one's husband, family, friends, and the wider community is highlighted. This book explores the impact women can have on others' lives and emphasizes the love and connections that surround them. Self-Care and Well-Being: This book places a strong focus on self-care and well-being, guiding women to prioritize their emotional and physical health. It suggests practices like prayer, establishing a personal relationship with God, nourishing the body, and connecting with nature to cultivate self-care and ...

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The Reluctant Belligerent: American Entry Into World War II by Robert A. Divine (12 Reviews)    Price verified one hour ago

How did America's passive foreign policy in the 1930s contribute to the onset of the Second World War? Would early, sustained American support have contained the expansive thrust of the Axis? Was the nation's security jeopardized by a disastrous lack of leadership? Could Pearl Harbor have been prevented? These are just some of the thought-provoking questions explored in this detailed examination of American entry into World War II. Drawing on the latest research findings of noted historians, Robert A. Divine focuses on day-by-day diplomacy rather than the military aspects of war. He confronts the reasons why the U.S. was hesitant to apply its rightful role of world leader. He shows how Americans retreated behind the facade of neutrality legislation in an attempt to isolate themselves from the conflict. And he considers how the U.S. may have actually added to the severity of World War II by waiting until the nation was forced into the fighting. Robert A. Divine joined the faculty of the University of Texas in 1954 as a professor of history. He served as Chairman of the Department of History and the Committee on International Studies, and a member of the interim committee that helped with the organisation of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University. In addition, he served as president of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations and authored eleven books. He retired in 1996.

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A Secular Political Perspective by William Sanchez Price verified 13 minutes ago

A Secular Political Perspective is my first book focusing on topics including the rise of democracy, a non-religious moral framework, how science explains our place in the universe, how to form reliable beliefs, what socialism in America would look like, and how government corruption and tyranny threaten peace around the world. Each chapter contains important quotes from a wide range of politicians, scientists, and philosophers as well as some informative graphs adding context to my ideas.

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The Euro is to Blame. Economics for Spanish people. by Luke Fog (1 Review)    Price verified 7 hours ago

The book explains that the crisis got worst due to the "fiscal consolidation" as did in 1929 after the measures of Hebert Hoover. It compares US vs. Europe and the different ways of fighting the crisis. It also talks about the future problems specially in the Euro-zone regarding the unemployment rates in Southern Europe. And the effect this long-term unemployment has in the politics of the country and the future of the Economy. It advise about the problems of excessive monetary easing due to the lack of fiscal policies, specially regarding investments in public debt of core European Monetary Union countries and mention the possibility of a bubble. Moreover, it is not only a neo-keynesian reading. It explains how neoclassical economics are more accurate in the long-run. After talking about the effect of the measures implemented in Europe and specially Spain it develops a theory about the wealth of nations for the long term where free markets are the main reason. However, it also tackles the issue of unfair markets and the impact it could have in its economies, like in Latin America. Furthermore, tries to think openly about the future of the Euro and Spain. What measures Spain (and any Southern Europe country) should implement to reduce the unemployment rates. From a serious Economics background, Luke Fog explains the importance of education and research and development, low taxation for exports and other issues to generate long-term growth and wealth. Also talks about the geographical location as a indirect reason for wealth of nations, thinking openly about the wealth in the north of Spain and the south, as in the ex-yugoslavian regions, something that could be also applied to Italy. Finally, explains the importance of achieving the right point between free markets and political intervention, fairness and growth. How free markets tend to increase growth till a point where they can destroy it. However, for Spain it explains that although ...

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The Indigo Diary: How to Be Indigo by Ethan Indigo Smith (The Fourth Initiate Publications) (3 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

Ethan Indigo Smith shares insights on Indigos, The Indigo Approach and numerous different thoughts on spirituality, philosophy, metaphysics, politics, and activism in the postmodern world. Ethan Indigo explores what it means to be an Indigo through his observations, ideas developing thought and theses challenging the status quo, contemporary thinking, and the bullies thereof.

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