3 Review(s)

A riveting, deeply personal account of thoughts of a young Indian about the heritage and the potential found in India, which somehow got blurred in the modern times. As she got some questions in her early childhood about the common problems found in the Indian society, which seems to be very small but can be proved as a devastating cause against its development in the running world. The writer found the answers or we can say the solution to the issues, which can solve the problems even though not fully but to some extent. The writer keeping herself as a representative of the young Indians jotted down her thoughts which she thought can work out for the social problems she faced or heard in her practical life and for sure every Indian would have. The book focuses on showing a way towards a 'developed India' mainly by guiding the students, teachers and parents and somewhere the government also. The book focuses on how to make the parents, teachers and children themselves realise their role and value in making an immortal and developed India. The book tells us about the need of changing small things in our Indian mindset, habit and behaviour which can result in a big difference in the long run. The writer also shares some of her real life experiences. The book is having some other thin volumes also, out of which only the 1st volume has been published as far now.