"Many routes lead to your life's goals and this is why sometimes life throws you a curve. In this book, the author talks about the journeys of life and explains the reasons why you can veer off your intended path to an unplanned and sometimes unwanted destination. The book also gives further information on how you can still continue the journey to your destiny despite the numerous diversions of life. One of the common facts of life is that everyone on the journey to destiny will surely experience a form of detour at one point or the other before reaching their desired destination or set goals. As a matter of fact, life's diversions are not 'if' but 'when' - at least for those who want to achieve something tangible in life. And for you to be holding this book right now proves to me that you are on your journey to greatness. She stated that her personal experience has shown clearly that it is not only the steps of the righteous that are ordered by God, but sometimes even the 'stops' of the righteous are ordered by Him (Romans 8:28). The Diversions of Life instructs the believer not only on the causes of life's diversions but also the pitfalls that we must prayerfully avoid as we journey into destiny.

This book presents multi-disciplinary analyses of the environmental effects and implications in Bangladesh and India of the Ganges water diversion. The analyses demonstrate that the downstream part of the Ganges River basin in Bangladesh, which has a sensitive ecosystem, has become very vulnerable to water diversion and as a result it has caused significant damage to many economic sectors and ecosystems. Areas upstream of the Farakka Barrage in India have become more vulnerable to floods and riverbank erosion. The Kolkata Port has marginally benefited from the water diversion. In the Hooghly River estuary, populations of flora and fauna have thrived. In the downstream areas of Bangladesh costly adaptation measures have been adopted and in many cases damages are irreparable. A regional cooperative framework is presented to foster water resources and environmental development in the Ganges River basin.