Demons, Gods, starry maids, and war messengers. What do all these have to do with the Tamil God Muruga? Have you heard about “Uchchaissravas”, the white horse? Or “Vaasuki”, the five- headed snake? Do you know how many vehicles Muruga has? Or how he was born? NO? THAT is why you have to pick up this book right now. Lord Muruga’s stories, through the voice of a 11- year old. This book has enchanting and captivating stories of the ever-loved God of War. A feast of fantasy, for young and old readers alike. Use this as a colouring book as well. Come indulge in this reading fest, and take a ride through mythology with Shraddha Anu Shekar.
THE GHATOTKACHA GAME: MARKETING LESSONS FROM MYTHOLOGY Are there any? Would it be a stretch to connect the dots, to learn from stories of yore, from characters that have been chiselled and enhanced across centuries? A marketer seeks inspiration from all possible sources, including ones that are clearly outliers! Let us take one particular character from the Mahabharata. Ghatotkacha is a very powerful character in Indian mythology. Everything from Ghatotkacha’s birth to his death is a game. Does he play different games, or is he a part of one himself? After reading this book, ask yourself: did Ghatotkacha play games, or did he participate in the success of a bigger game? As a marketer, what can I learn from his life? What can I implement and what can I share? Marketing. Mythology. And the many messages therein.
What is mythology all about? Gods, demons, and their shenanigans; instead of questioning their existence and actions, what if we interpret them? What if these stories are coded messages to help us fight the battle within? Is Mahishasura a metaphor? Are there alternate lessons from Puranic and mythological stories? Are there hidden answers we must decipher and apply in our life and work? Explore all this and more in this conversation between a mythologist daughter and a marketer dad! When a mythologist meets a marketer!
- Is there a difference between patriotism and nationalism? - Which one spurred Idi Amin into controlling Uganda? - How have notions of gender played out in popular media over the last decade? - Do rural livelihoods still hold a future today? As a 17-year-old, these are some of the questions I explore through ‘the unco project’. This book is a collection of my analytical essays and reviews on different topics under the overarching themes of: History and Politics the Environment; and Society through Media So whether you’re 17 or 70, come along with me on this exploratory journey; to analyse the world around me, as I see it, today.
The book features Morty, her cases and her adventures. The main characters in the book are Morty’s mother Liana, Morty’s father Robert and Grandmother Penny. Her travels take her to Egypt, the Alps, to a shipwreck and a host of other places, including fictional ones such as Megton and Lalaland. She uses her sleuthing skills to solve cases, and has the Queen of England as one of her clients! Jump in for an adventurous journey with Morty the turtle!
Demons, Gods, starry maids, and war messengers. What do all these have to do with the Tamil God Muruga? Have you heard about “Uchchaissravas”, the white horse? Or “Vaasuki”, the five- headed snake? Do you know how many vehicles Muruga has? Or how he was born? NO? THAT is why you have to pick up this book right now. Lord Muruga’s stories, through the voice of a 11- year old. This book has enchanting and captivating stories of the ever-loved God of War. A feast of fantasy, for young and old readers alike. Use this as a colouring book as well. Come indulge in this reading fest, and take a ride through mythology with Shraddha Anu Shekar.
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