Bøger af Rajan P Guruvanshy

A team of three scholars travel for their research work from Delhi to Mangalam, a thuruth (island) located on a coastal belt in the Alappuzha District of Kerala. It is believed that a part of the coastal area submerged after a tsunami, and Sree Moolavasam, one of the largest cultural seats of Buddhism, also submerged. Around 150 years ago, in Mangalam village, a local hero named Arattupuzha Velayudha Panicker (AVP) reflected true traits of Buddhism. He challenged the misrule of his time and was killed at the age of forty seven. To develop a research proposal for the Dark Age of India, the research team conducts a preliminary study of the local area. A relook on the untold history, they believe, will result in the empowerment of the majority, The Leftover. The story is narrated by a girl, who completed her MPhil degree from JNU.

Most of us have no or short history. If you have doubts, then try to recollect the names of your forefathers. You might stop with your great grand fathers name. There is a limit to most of our past. It remains unrecorded, hidden or wiped out. Hence won't it be beneficial for your grandchildren if we consciously leave them something to remember us. The Subject presented in the book is to succeed in today's market driven economy and leave a legacy for your future generations. The book focuses on your inherent qualities which lay hidden suppressed for over a 1000 years which the Author tries to awaken. More specifically, the substance of the book deals with our own traits, both independent and inter dependent. Self-realization of them can be harnessed in the new realm of history making. The writings are eye openers for reengineering one self and succeed in the market.