Through Newspapers

<p>A book doesn't just provide knowledge - it also imparts life values that help shape you into a better human being. In today's world where information is abundant we are experiencing a shortage of ethics truth and humanity - values that our elders once tried to instill in us. Now to some extent books or professional <em>life coaches</em> are fulfilling this need.</p><p>As the title of the book suggests it includes writings that have graced various newspapers over the past two years. During the editing process I also included articles written by my own family members who in addition to being close to me are also experts in their respective fields. For example:</p><ul><li><strong>Dr. Kuldeep Kaur</strong> has written about mental stress during and after pregnancy and its solutions.</li><li><strong>Engineer Simrandeep</strong> has contributed an article on the significance of blood donation and personal reflections on it.</li><li><strong>Harman</strong> has shared a historical account of how he began a blood donation campaign from his own birthday.</li><li><strong>Engineer Jasleen</strong> has discussed women's rights their struggle stories and national/international days of importance - many of which are now being forgotten by the younger generation.</li></ul><p>Thus readers will find a wide range of topics in this book. These topics are like a bouquet of different flowers - offering not only fragrance but knowledge too.</p><p>For instance:</p><ul><li>The political courage of <strong>Guru Nanak Dev Ji</strong> such as calling Babur a tyrant.</li><li>The foundational role of <strong>Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji</strong> and his entire family in upholding human rights and protecting Hindu faith.</li><li>The spiritual and literary greatness of <strong>Muslim poet Allah Yaar Khan Jogii</strong> who sacrificed much in support of the Gurus.</li><li><strong>Sheikh Farid</strong> considered the father of Punjabi literature.</li><li><strong>Dr. B.R. Ambedkar</strong> who powerfully advocated for the human and constitutional rights of the oppressed Dalit communities.</li></ul><p>Also mentioned is how <strong>Swami Vivekananda</strong> drew inspiration from <strong>Guru Gobind Singh Ji</strong> the importance of respecting parents and teachers and the growing role of life coaching - all compiled into a single book.</p><p>These articles will spark questions in your mind and create a curiosity to seek answers - and that is the first step of learning.</p><p> <strong>Learn reflect and make thoughtful sensitive decisions - this is the true victory of humanity.</strong></p><p><strong>-Dr. Sandeep Ghand</strong></p>