Book Review by Mr. Kishen SSR E-mail of Kishenji: sivkishen.gmail.com; kishen.ssr@gmail.com

Book Review

by

Mr. Kishen SSR

E-mail of Kishenji: sivkishen.gmail.com; kishen.ssr@gmail.com

The Book: The Thoughts of an Unknown Indian

Book Details:
ISBN-13:	978-3-639-71794-5
ISBN-10:	3639717945
EAN:	9783639717945
Book language:	English
By (author) :	Keshab Mandal
Number of pages:	488
Published on:	2014-06-10
Category:	Political Sociology

Author: Keshab Chandra Mandal, Ph. D.

Publisher: Scholars’ Press, Germany

Website: https://www.scholars-press.com

Price: 114.90 Euro

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Mr. Kishen SSR

Kishen SSR, an ancestor of Suryavanshi Rajputs, the descendant from Lord Sri Rama, is affectionately called as Sivkishen and Kishenji in authors’ circle by his penname and the business circle calls him as a LION. Sivkishen is well settled at Hyderabad. He graduated in Bachelor of Sciences from Andhra University in 1964 with specialization in Business Administration and Behavioural Psychotherapy. He is a successful Industrialist and the Chairman and Managing Director. He is a great Vedic Scholar and an researcher of the Vedas.

He is well known poet in Telugu literature. Sivkishen is a great speaker and extensively travelled all over the world. He is a Paul Harris fellow of Rotary International and recipient of several Honours and prestigious awards including Bharatiya Udyog Ratna by the Indian Economic Development & Research Association (IEDRA) and also bestowed with ‘Excellence Award’ for Excellence in Productivity, Quality Innovation & Management by the Institute of Economic Studies and “Human Excellence” by Nebraska Healthcare (USA). Sivkishen authored Wisdom Beyond Boundaries, Kingdom of Shiva is the first of this amazing Vedic Epic Series, and is a full of Mythological classic epic stories that unfolds the mysterious sacred sciences, spirituality and Philosophy.

I am fortunate to associate with ‘the thoughts of an unknown Indian’ authored by Dr. Keshab Chandra Mandal. His latest book is the result of his hard efforts of search for those scattered articles and writings and covered a wide range of subjects. These include Concepts and Types of Gender Empowerment in Local Government. Also on the very relevant issues related to Government’s Doles to the Poor People, Problems of Young Students, and Electioneering System and its Challenges in India.  It begins with Peace and Happiness through True Knowledge and focusing mainly for his young students followed by Empowerment of Women through Panchayati Raj Institutions and unfolds the methods of Women Empowerment.

   The approach of subject area gives insight on how one can be happy and remain in peace through attainment of true knowledge; and the problems in contemporary education system in India. His uniqueness of analysis  on how  poverty, existing socio-political system, television shows, and extensive use of internet and mobile phones clearly  speak that the studies of students are getting affected. He displayed scholarly skills while describing minutely and provided with policy prescriptions to effectively deal in the concluding chapter Indian Electioneering System: Challenges and Remedies. Sure, this is an eye opener on the Electioneering System of India and compels to adopt corrective measures.

   I recommend the reader with pleasure to read this work, as it is simply educative, providing solutions to over come the defects in the systems while showing the soul of a society to the present generation, who have the power to make this as the best generation!”

“Let us join hands to try to create a peaceful world where we can sleep in security and wake in happiness.”

Aung San Suu Kyi