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Exam Warriors

Modi, Narendra

Self-Help

India Penguin

Narendra Modi's belief is that a mother's love is the source of all love and there is no greater love than a mother's love. The different kinds of love we experience in our life, whether the love between two friends, the love of a teacher for his student, the love of a doctor for his patient or even the love between a husband and wife, are all reflections and shades of a mother's love. These stories were written during 19751977 when Emergency had been imposed in the country, Rashrriya Sevak Sangh, for which Narendra Mocli worked with, was banned and consequently he had to go underground. Several times he changed disguises to avoid being recognized and arrested. While underground, the young Narendra Modi was charged with the responsibility of preparing and distributing pamphlets and posters. These long periods of forced isolation and living incognito turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as Narendra Moth says "Till then the only writing I had done was on the answer sheets during exams. But now that I was charged with the responsibility for preparing pamphlets and posters for the mission, I perforce had to write and gradually writing became a habit. And I discovered the power and might of the humbk pen." Originally written in Gujarati, the stories have been translated into English arid Hindi.

Abode of Love

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Rajpal

<p>‘ The exercise, though daunting, proved cathartic, and as the rolls of paper— some filled with joyous musings, some with anguished scribbles— piled into a mound, I felt strangely satiated. Not because my writing was of merit, but because I had accomplished the task I had set out for, and the final outcome— good, bad, superior, or mediocre— was secondary. The important point was that I owned my outpourings.’ – Narendra Modi Narendra Modi, through most of his life, has taken the recourse of pen and paper to express his innermost thoughts and musings. These deep ponderings and ruminations, which came to life in rhyme and metre and which he forever hesitated to share with the world, express his unpolished and unrestrained ideas, dreams, and concerns on an array of subjects, ranging from the beauties of nature to the pressures and trials of life. Written over a span of many years, this collection of poems was first published in the Gujarati as Aankh Aa Dhanya Chhe and has now been translated into the English as Letters to Self by esteemed film journalist and historian Bhawana Somaaya.</p>

Letters to Self

Poetry

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