Ananya is a simple middle-class woman. This story is about her journey through thick and thin, moon after moon, her struggle, her faith, and most importantly, her spirit. It is about how she stumbled into the idiosyncrasies of society and then the rare triumph of her courage and her conviction. On her wedding night, she discovered she was married to a drug addict. A bad marriage followed despite her efforts to keep it pieced together. Without any complaint, grudge, or malice, she just took things in her stride and moved on, willingly embracing the hardships that came her way. Her only friends in her trials and tribulations were unrelenting courage and faith. As she was rebuilding her life, brick by brick, she met a stranger, Samarth, on the Internet on a lazy afternoon. They struck a chord instantly, and life again began to smile for Ananya. She saw a new meaning, a new direction, and a new dawn as their relationship slowly blossomed into love. However, the novel does not just tell the story of Ananya, but it also brings to the forefront the mind-set of our society. That it doesnt make life easier for someone wanting to live with dignity. It spreads spikes on the path.
Papers presented at the International Workshop on International Terrorism in Southeast Asia and its Likely Implications for South Asia, held at New Delhi, 28-29 April 2004.
The book deals with dual role of reactive oxygen species (ROS) which is beneficial and harmful at below and above threshold limits, respectively. To date, the emphasis has been laid only on ROS aspects damaging/ disrupting cellular machinery and inflicting crop productivity loss. The ROS is believed to be a hallmark of both abiotic and biotic stress. However, the recent researches have unambiguously established that the ROS at below threshold confers protection against both abiotic and biotic stress, augmenting crop productivity. This emphasizes for a proper understanding of ROS based physio-molecular mechanisms and their upgradation in crops to adapt them to stress conditions. As a result, the cultivation area of various economically important crops and their productivity and quality can be enhanced, arresting degradation of sites, improving environment quality and mitigating ill impact of climate change. The book encompasses recent information on positive and negative impact of ROS on stress tolerance mechanisms and their management in augmenting crop performance. The information has been well illustrated and categorized in several chapters crafted lucidly, maintaining connectivity and synergy with each other. The book provides up-to-date comprehensive scientific information dual role of ROS, hitherto neglected, in crop abiotic and biotic stress management that would immensely benefit and educate graduate/ post graduate students, entrepreneurs, researchers, scientists and faculty members alike.
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