Veer Shivaji was born on April 16, 1627 in Shivneri Durg. His father was Shahji Bhonsle and his mother was Jija Bai. During that time in India, there was the rule of Muslim Emperors. Hindu warriors were shedding the blood of their own kith and kin and were engaged in pleasing the Muslim kings. Hindu blood was shed and Muslims ruled over India. At the time of the birth of Shivaji, his father Shahji Bhonsle went to the south to fight with his opponent, Mughal Knight Darya Khan Rohilla. Therefore he could not reach Shivneri to celebrate the birth of his son. After killing Rohilla he reached Shivneri to see his son. He was very pleased to see such a beautiful son. But he was not able to stay long with his son. He went towards south India at the invitation of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.

The inspiring life stories of great personalities of India have left unforgettable impressions on Indian history and civilization. Their lives, work, thoughts, sacrifice, courage, commitment and achievements will act as a source of inspiration and motivation for children and help in building their personality.

Veer Shivaji was born on April 16, 1627 in Shivneri Durg. His father was Shahji Bhonsle and his mother was Jija Bai.¾During that time in India, there was the rule of Muslim Emperors. Hindu warriors were shedding the blood of their own kith and kin and were engaged in pleasing the Muslim kings. Hindu blood was shed and Muslims ruled over India.¾At the time of the birth of Shivaji, his father Shahji Bhonsle went to the south to fight with his opponent, Mughal Knight Darya Khan Rohilla. Therefore he could not reach Shivneri to celebrate the birth of his son. After killing Rohilla he reached Shivneri to see his son. He was very pleased to see such a beautiful son. But he was not able to stay long with his son. He went towards south India at the invitation of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.

Tanaji Malusare was a very close friend of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and a brave and loyal Maratha Commander. He used to play the role of a 'Subedaar' (governor) for Shivaji Maharaj so that a Maratha Empire and a 'Hindavi Swarajya' could be established. Tanaji was a childhood friend of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj . He played an important role in the battle of Sinhgad in 1670. Although, there were many Commanders in Shivaji's army, Chatrapati Shivaji chose the brave Tanaji for the attack on Kodhna. 'Kodhna' became a part of 'Swarajya', but Tanaji was killed. When Chatrapati Shivaji heard the news, the words that he uttered were, 'Although, we have won the fort, but I have lost my courageous fighter.' This book presents before the readers the struggles of Tanaji Malusare's life. Ajay Devgan is making a big budget movie on Tanaji's life, which will be released in January 2020. He himself is playing the role of Tanaji.

"MAHAMANTRA-The essence of Leadership, inculcating the theme of the DASHAVATARA-10 AVATAR SPIRITS, for young and budding leaders to imbibe the same for improvising themselves to transform into true leaders exhibiting the skill sets of a competent professional. This book will give you an insight as to why he has drawn inspiration from the 10 Avatar spirits with a wholesome view in designing with emphasis on creating various initiatives for a successful leadership. With his determination, verve and fire to impart diversified education, this will also help in developing one’s skills to adopt the core of these spirits in their personal as well as professional lives."

When the Indian Prime Minister was delivering his speech, he saw five CISF men entering the meeting hall and run toward the podium, holding guns. First, the PM thought that something had gone wrong and these CISF men were rushing to protect him. But he was a little bit confused when he saw many CISF men and some men in UCF uniform chasing them. One of the new CISF men advancing toward the dais aimed at the Indian PM and fired. Five SPG commandos, meanwhile surrounded and shielded the PM. Three of them were shot on their back and fell down. Two others were shot on their legs and they crawled, still shielding the PM. The other dignitaries sitting opposite the dais were watching the proceedings with horror. Suddenly, the entire dais went descending with the Indian PM, the injured guards and other 10 Heads of States who on the dais listening to the speech of the Indian PM. All the dignitaries on the dais witnessed that they were going down in a big open lift. The dais went down for about 20 feet and stopped. The Indian PM and the other dignitaries observed that they had landed in the middle of a large hall and UCF uniformed men were rushing toward the dais. They stepped down from the dais and were surrounded by 50 UCF security men. They were taken to the other side of the hall and seated in luxury sofa sets. They were shocked but relieved to realize that they had narrowly escaped death.

This book gives details of the current problems which are rooted in past. The roots go up to 1200 years back and describes the causes of India’s downfall and erosion of Indian culture and values. The causes are valid even today. It describes Mughal era, British era, Post-independence era in detail. The advent and role of Indian National Congress is explained including the role of MK Gandhi. The contributions and mistakes of all the Prime Ministers of India have been given with their impacts. The chapter on Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh gives unknown facets of the organization. The author, an RSS Swayamsevak, describes the strengths and weaknesses of the organization. The book deals with the Current problems and possible solutions. An insight towards the responsibilities and duties of the young generation has been given. Before 5th August 2019, J&K State did have a different flag and different constitution due to Article 370 and 35A. The J&K State was not truly acceded to India. After abrogation, the accession is complete in all respects. The book gives the Travelogue of the History. The journey from 15th August 1947 to 5th August 2019 has been connected. The highlight of the book is that it refers to various areas from ancient history to the contemporary events in respect of education, history, myths, socio-political scenarios and interweaves them nicely so that the reader gets a holistic overview of the past and present of India along with the challenges ahead and offers possible solutions. A MUST READ BOOK.