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A coffee-table book, Jewels of Punjab Vol II invites you to the world of inspiration, motivation. is a motivational book. It is a world of stories lived by some of the most valorous and successful Punjabis in India and abroad, be it successful NRI Punjabi entrepreneurs, leaders, businessmen, sportspersons, etc. They have made their homeland proud by their work. Their stories are sure to inspire the entrepreneur hidden inside you to get into action. Among the various book publishers , Maneesh Media, has always been a bridge between successful entrepreneurs and India’s establishments on government level.  With Jewels of Punjab, they bring forward the stories that you might need to stay inspired. From paper backs to hard covers to online versions, they have it all. The book will be available to its readers in both the formats. You can even hit the ebook download tab if you want to read it on the go. And has the offline option kept handy too. The publishers have always been vigilant

When it comes to inspirational books, autobiographies books are always at the best. An autobiography is a personal account of an individual’s life. It directly encourages and inspires readers to excel in life. Jewels of Punjab Vol II is one such fantastic compilation of autobiographies. It contains the life stories of some of the most powerful Punjabis in the world who have made India proud. Punjabis have always been dynamic and determined. This book portrays the lives of intellectual and hardworking Punjabis. The Punjabis living abroad since long but still haven’t forgotten their land are the axis of this book. The publisher of this book, Maneesh Media has always served as a bridge to connect inspirational works to its audience. It even has an Online Book Publishing services, to make matters much easier for its readers. Services provided by the internet, like the provision of books online is a useful tool for readers. Like other autobiographies, Jewels of Punjab Vol II is avai

Of all the habits I had during childhood, I learnt on growing that reading books was the best. I remember so well that my father presented me with Harry Potter books. Harry Potter was my first love and not only he but books ruled my heart. All this changed when I read Adolf Hitler's autobiography, Mein Kampf . I found it to be an extremely motivational story , no matter what he brought the world to in the mid-twentieth century; he was a man of clear vision. Were there any other than he and Charlie Chaplin who ruled the world then? As I read more and more, I realised that the more you read a motivational true story of any person, you are charged up with optimism. Everything in the world seems easy and it feels as if you are nothing less than a king. In my case, I was a queen though! I ended up writing blogs about the people I read and review the books I enjoyed. For a school student, it was not bad when I read the comments of people that there were a lot of people w

India is a land of great people. From great scientists to freedom fighters to scholars to sport stars to leaders, we have them all in abundance. Along with being an Indian, they have become global personalities of prominence now. All these legends have lived in the folktales and books. Many of us still remember the Amar Chitra Katha. And who can ever forget the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, the biggest examples! If you look for the best coffee table books anywhere, you will find many on the Indian legends. While earlier there were the characters like Shiva, Rama, Sita, Ravana, Krishna or Arjuna, some later years had Swami Vivekanand, Gandhi, Bose, and now the heroes in the books are Kalam, Modi, SRK, Tata, Tendulkar, etc. Yet, there are some heroes whom no one has recognised till date. Millions of books have been written on these great personalities. One of the self-publishers, Maneesh Media, in fact, releases coffee table books on an average annually on successful Indians

Dear Diary! They say books are your best friends. Perhaps that is why I have few human friends, because I love reading books. When I was a five-year-old, I remember papa gifted me a Barbie doll; along with it was a tiny book – with other Barbie dolls. That was my first book, the one I still have. From there began my friendship with dear books. My colleagues at school often tease me that though grown up I am so crazy about dolls and books on them. Hardly does anyone know I have a secret love for romance books too. The Fault in Our Stars is my favourite. I imagine myself as a 16-year-old Hazel and wonder if ever my Augustus will come. Neither at school nor at college is anyone who sees me that way. I feel sad and try to move on – same as the protagonists in my reads. I wish I could in fact write a book someday. If not in real, maybe how I imagine my Prince Charming can be a story. I have heard book publishing world has gone rather easy, though I wonder if I could only get

Are you wondering how to publish a book in India? Has no one guided you the right way to being a bestseller author? Or are you still wondering how to begin? This article may help you. Harry Potter fame JK Rowling says her manuscript was rejected by over 30 publishers, Chetan Bhagat says his was rejected over 20 and Amish Tripathi says his was some 20 times. It was so that Amish decided to self-publish his book, for just himself is what he had thought. Who knew he would be one of the most widely read authors in the second most populous country in the world? They now believe looking for best self publishing companies can lead to your destination. He has often spoken how self-publishing has helped him and, following him, many debut authors have chosen this path. New sensation Savi Sharma is a result of self-publishing. She says when she was looking for a publisher for her first book, none entertained her and she decided to self-publish. She published her book and became a

Some years ago when reading technology was still being upgraded, new devices were being launched for the book lovers who found it tough to carry 5-6 books at a time, I read somewhere, “ Get free Ebooks .”, Wait! What? Free? What could have been better! I too thought it to be the time to try the Kindle reading device, after all, who doesn’t like a few extra bucks saved? The changes the world has witnessed in the last 200 years have been vital in the field of technology. It so happened when the people around the world met each other and exchanged cultures. With these exchanged ideas have come exceptional inventions – and these inventions are no doubt from the read people from around the world. When we say ‘read’, it means most of these celebrated geniuses are well-read. Free ebooks today are an additional motivation to read more, however, books, not only today or a century ago but even millennia ago, were a motivational tool for a change. Free ebooks are now an added motiv

In 1581, the idea of a coffee table book was first mentioned in an essay. Years later, in the 1950s came the first book into existence, a hardbound book with a lot of pictures and just a handful of text. Since electronic gadgets have come into play, books are losing their charm with time. People today are too busy with their fast-paced life; they have little time to read, so lately, personalised books have gained a prominent position in the book industry. These books serve multiple purposes, to be used as a photo album or a traditional textbook. For the same reason, such books are loved by most of the people, pictures speak more than the text. Countless art books have been published worldwide on various subjects – on art, cultures, dance, jewellery, cuisine, wildlife, places, people – but not many are dedicated to successful and enterprising families. But recently many people have started getting books personalised on them. These are the books for personalised stories are b

With time changes everything... sometimes life becomes better, at times difficult. What helps the book lovers are the new books. And with changing times and technological advancements, books too have changed. The challenge of finding copies of some books has been beautifully addressed by technology. Find and download free ebooks , or the paid versions, and read it on the go! While earlier, one went to the bookstores, browsed books, read a few pages and bought books with excitement to complete them, things have changed today. You go online, search for the book you want to read or gift, order it and get it delivered home. Cherry on the cake, you get discounts too. This all began some two decades ago in America but in India the credit goes to the Bansal brothers of Flipkart, who earlier worked for Amazon. After completing their studies, when they joined Amazon, who would know they would return to their country to rule the ecommerce market. And by the time Amazon entered India

Books are your best friends. They do not ask for anything in return yet share all the knowledge they have stored in them. Since time immemorial, over millions and billions of books have been written and published. But there are a very few interesting books to read , the ones that live in your hearts for eternity. In this list, we are going to share the 10 best books for reading before you breathe your last; of course, to make your life worth remembering even after you are gone. 1. 1984 (George Orwell) It is a warning for the human race. It highlights the importance of resisting mass control and oppression. 2. The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho) This tells you how important is it to follow your dreams and what is the true meaning of life. 3. Beloved (Toni Morrison) It is a novel about haunting, about the human inability to move on from the past and how easily it can resurface. 4. The Iliad (Homer) Want to know which was the world's longest battle? It was the battle

India is a country that has festivals for every occasion. While most of the countries have only national, seasonal or cultural festivals, India has one to celebrate the bond of brothers and sisters also – Raksha Bandhan ! This age old festival is a tradition in India in which a sister ties a thread of love on her brother's wrist and in return the brother promises his sister love and projection. There are many mythological and history-related stories behind it, and has been since then been followed. Every year, millions of sisters tie a thread of love, rakhi, on their brothers' wrists to seek protection. While protection was all the sisters once expected, with changing times the festival too has gone under transformation. Sisters now expect gifts from their brothers in return; while people gift expensive things, some others find it better to gift meaningful non-materialistic things, yet some other book lovers can find nothing better than books to gift to their sisters

Of all Indian states, Rajasthan is the one you can only draw inspiration from. It has such an amazing architecture, immortal tales of love, inspiring stories of valour and a harsh desert in the background that people from around the world come to visit it. The magnificence of this land of Rajas and Maharajas and their royal way of life has always attracted the world. Jaipur, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jaiselmer, Udaipur, Pushkar and Mount Abu world renowned for their heritage. This glory of Rajasthan has been showcased in many movies, articles and books. And how can we ever forget the jewels of Rajasthan , finding its own space in many Bollywood and Hollywood movies! While global Rajasthanis are famous for their keen sense of business and taking it to success, there are a lot of famous books too showcasing the attractive and busy markets of the Pink City, watching the sun setting over the dunes in Jaisalmer, tasting the savouries of Bikaner, having fun of the great Pushkar fair and enjo

What the world needs in this 21st century but peace! It needs the peace of mind and the heart, though there are some who seek war. While almost the entire world wants to live happily in harmony and brotherhood, out of the blue come a few countries that neither are happy themselves nor like seeing their neighbours happy. If you are an art lover, look for the movies on war and you will learn a lot. Not only the whys and hows of wars but also how-not-to. Two countries engage in war over few selfish political tactics and thousands and lakhs of lives end up being at stake. A lot of documentaries have been made and innumerable books have been written on the subject. You can easily find books for reading in any of the public libraries. The best books to read ever on war are The Art of War, The Campaigns of Alexander, The Book of Five Rings and many more. Also interesting was a blog on a war-veteran, Purshotam Lal Nayyar, who had shared how after his retirement he misses his days in the I

Jaipur has become a hub for book lovers. It has always been known for the heritage monuments like Hawa Mahal and Amer Fort, but recently, especially since Jaipur Literature Festival began in 2006, the city has become favourites of many around the world. Since then fourteen editions of the festivals have taken place, where writers, thinkers, social activists, filmmakers and various people from the fields of art have spoken to inspire the world and promote reading. Not only people, but many book publishing houses in Jaipur too have played a vital role in making the city a reading hub. Where five out of a hundred people in the city read before, now the number has reached twenty, making not only the city read but entire country. Many book printing houses have come in the Pink City, bringing out books on various topics. These books are not only sold in the stores but also online. Although there are not many traditional publishers, the ones that handle the marketing, distribution a

Of all the places in India, Rajasthan is visited maximum by people from around the world. This state of the Rajas and Maharajas has a rich heritage that people love to see. While its forts, wildlife, palaces, museums, lakes, temples, fairs and festivals are world renowned for a unique experience, art and culture which includes coffee table books printing is another thing gaining tourist affluence now. This fortified city of Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan in India’s northwestern state of Rajasthan was founded in 1727 by Sawai Jai Singh II. Unlike other cities in the region located in hilly terrain, Jaipur was established on the plain and built according to a grid plan interpreted in the light of Vedic architecture. Markets, stalls, residences and temples built along the main streets have uniform facades. Somewhere in these bylanes are the hidden gems: book publishers . The city's urban planning shows an exchange of ideas from ancient Hindu and modern Mughal as well as

The best way to express yourself is through an autobiography . Great people express themselves in words and those words become greatest inspiration for the world. Books by Charlie Chaplin, Adolf Hitler, Benjamin Franklin, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam have sold millions of copies, few have been adapted into movies and the generations to follow have learnt life-changing lessons from them. And why not! These are some of the most honestly written books! The list of the best autobiography books can be found online. But not every book can make you go WOW. One that I read recently – which actually WOWed me – was of a Kenyan politician, David Musila. The name of the book is Seasons of Hope and truly, the book has various seasons, various feelings and the reader learns so many facts about life. This senator from the beautiful Kenya has put his heart in the book. Everything has been written with utmost honesty. The book takes the reader deep down into Musila’s extraordinary life from colon