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Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh released the book of Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi called 'India 2017' which is designed for civil services aspirants, under Nirmal Singh Lotus Green publication. "I appreciate Mehrishi for writing the book despite holding a very crucial and busy post. He is excellent in time management besides being a very talented person," Singh said. He further added that the book is a gift to the next generation. He also encouraged Rajiv by saying that it is very common for a retired bureaucrat to write a book but very rare for a serving civil servant. "I appreciate Mehrishi for writing the book despite holding a very crucial and busy post. He is excellent in time management besides being a very talented person," Singh said to Nirmal Singh Lotus Green, the company was also present at the event. The home minister enlightened the audience about the content of the book which includes India's history, culture, ec

In the humble opinion of Nirmal Singh Lotus Green , everyone must read books to grow in life, which is idolized by the score of young men and women today. Most of the free time should be spend treading in order to actively learn and grown as an individual. There is a duty on each and every one to ensure the light of consciousness continues into the future. Therefore, following is a list compiled by us that you should definitely keep on your to-read list: Benjamin Franklin: An American Life by Walter Isaacson Benjamin Franklin is always remembered as the founding fathers of the United States of America. This is an engaging biography written by Isaacson in which Franklin is viewed as an urban entrepreneur who climbed the social business ladder from the bottom. You will be able to relate to the practical persona, discoveries and constant desire for reinvention of Franklin in the book . The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams Almost everyone has enjoye

In the recent study conducted by the experts at Nirmal Singh Lotus Green , it has been found that people who read fictions and novels are friendlier towards other people. In addition to being friendly, they are also more well-behaved and sympathetic towards others. The study also reveals that people who read more of drama and romantic novels are more able to understand people. With the insight that they learn from such books, they are best able to apply that in real life and make the most of it! The people who preferred experimental books depicted a more positive social behavior and the capacity to look at things from different perspectives. They are more likely to understand behaviors by getting into other people’s shoes in their minds and enable the horizons of their approach. Such novels promote a variety of empathetic abilities within their minds and therefore, they are able to look at situation in a more optimistic manner. In the expert opinion of Nirmal Singh Lotus Gree

Every now and then, there’s an artist who seems to have taken ‘inspiration’ from something that was previously done. No doubt, there’s a lot of original content out there but it’s extracted and molded off something from the past. Recently, Chetan Bhagat has been in the limelight for plagiarizing content for one of his novels. Well, our experts at Nirmal Singh Lotus Green have compiled the following list of mainstream authors who have been accused of plagiarizing content before: Jane Goodall: Seeds of Hope The Seeds of Hope author was accused of taking out content from websites such as Wikipedia. An author in The Washington post spotted the similarity in the Wikipedia article and wrote about it. Naturally, Jane was very embarrassed and went on to re-publish the book with revised content. She blamed the plagiarism charge on poor note taking skills and called it a careless mistake. J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire In 2004, the autho

Aspiring to pursue a professional writing career? Not a big deal. Seriously. It isn’t all that easy because you’ll have to write a few thousand original words every now and then but at some point, you’ll just get the hang of it. According to Nirmal Singh Lotus Green, there are a many ways to make a writing career a profitable option. Maybe you’ll earn just enough to make writing a lucrative side option or you might just start writing full time. Let’s take a look at how you can start with as a beginner: 1.        Start blogging Every writer needs to write a blog. Your own blog will help you develop both your style and audience. The more blogs you do, the more experience you will gain and in turn readership. To make the best out of this, do a weekly roundup of columns and publications. You could put a sidebar ad and a donate button, to make some money out of this. You can include a hire me link as well, so that people who read your writing know that you’re available

What makes a book so controversial that petitions start to get filed to get them off the shelves? Everyone is not a fan of the written words – offensive language, religious views, detailed sexuality portrayed in an obscene way, and of course, how can you skip the homosexuality part. There are many books that were way ahead of their time and people couldn’t wrap their heads around them, but as the time passed and literature grew, those books started to make sense and got the respect that they deserve. Here we have compiled a short list of some of such books, although, we are not sure some of them will get the ‘classic’ stature any time soon, but they sure created controversy and made people uncomfortable with each turning page. 1.        Beyond Magenta: Transgender Teen Speak Out – Susan Kuklin People have narrow minds and it takes them a while to understand the simplest of things going on around them. Beyond Magenta is not a classic but it is a book that parent

George Orwell is one those writers that lurk in the background and still manage to influence the readers through their simple writing style. He came into prominence and established himself among the finer writers of his time through novels like Down and Out in Paris and London, and Animal Farm – Essays like Shooting an Elephant , and Politics and English Language that were published way before his novels only helped his cause and created a platform him to thrive on. Most of us who have read his work know him from his 1964 essay which he wrote on the condition of English Literature and how that is the primary reason of confusion and lack of imagery in the society. According to the acclaimed writer, bad writing can and will eventually lead to a thinking pattern that is corrupt in more ways than we can care to imagine. The language that is used in today’s media and interviews is extremely favorable to the political structure of the world. It makes even the most terr

People who read books or love literature in all its glory know that they are actually the most personal things that they own. They share unique emotions and create their own bonds with the characters of the story and relate with them on a personal level. It doesn’t matter what genre the book belongs to if the storyline is relatable and you cannot help but keep turning the pages. We have come up with a list of books that have attained the status of being a classic and some well-written stories that have been lost in the ocean of literature but deserve a wider audience, people who can appreciate their existence. This list may not be as long as some of the others on the internet but this will surely get you started and will save the time you would have invested in researching a good book for yourself. The first one you should try is Vanity Fair by William Thackery. This one will be helpful for you if you haven’t read anything religiously before and will make it a bit clear