This book ‘I am Madhobhai : A Pakistani Hindu’ is not a story or anyone’s idea. This is a true incident narrated by a representative of thousands of Hindu brothers and sisters who have endured crime and atrocities of Pakistanis for years. Hearing and feeling the inner pain and compassion of Hindu brothers and sisters who have come from Pakistan and settled down in Delhi’s Majlis Park, Sanjay Sherpuriya is making sincere efforts to solve their problems of life. This book brings to light the atrocities which the Pakistani Muslims have committed on our Hindu brethren. They have ruined their lives, looted their properties, raped their daughters and vandalised our Hindu Gods & Goddesses. A must read book for every enlightened Hindu.
This book ‘I am Madhobhai : A Pakistani Hindu’ is not a story or anyone’s idea. This is a true incident narrated by a representative of thousands of Hindu brothers and sisters who have endured crime and atrocities of Pakistanis for years. Hearing and feeling the inner pain and compassion of Hindu brothers and sisters who have come from Pakistan and settled down in Delhi’s Majlis Park, Sanjay Sherpuriya is making sincere efforts to solve their problems of life. This book brings to light the atrocities which the Pakistani Muslims have committed on our Hindu brethren. They have ruined their lives, looted their properties, raped their daughters and vandalised our Hindu Gods & Goddesses. A must read book for every enlightened Hindu.
Katihar to Kennedy' is an extraordinary journey of a man from dusty alleys of Katihar to the gleaming pathways of Kennedy. It is an autobiographical account of a small-town boy who starts his journey from a tiny town of Bihar, in one of India’s economically backward districts and is able to reach the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The journey also depicts the inner conflicts of a man and his continuous efforts to overcome all the difficulties in his path while fighting with his inner shortcomings. The book is about the lessons he learned – from failures as well as from moments of triumph. These are learned while engaging intimately with harsh socio-economic realities, and contrasts he experienced while moving between cities, institutions, and job roles. It is also a book of honest confrontation, of a person’s own ego and pride.
He was born in a middle-class family in small-town India of the late fifties. His parents chose for him the direction that his life should take. Yet, something was lacking. Was this the path that he was meant to walk? Did he want this? He fought his chosen destiny at every stage of his life. Would he be able to realise his true destiny?
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