Tripti sharan (10 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New.

Zustand: New. pp. 192.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Was being Krishna's love the only truth of Radha's existence? She was the Balsakhi, who played with God. She would sing and dance with him, get torn by jealousy, fight with him and then make up passionately. The love of Radha-Krishna was immortal, yet they parted ways. Was theirs just another love story or was it about the devotee and the divine? Being Radha, beyond her love & his Leela is a contemporary rendition of the tale of a timeless Radha who is worshipped in temples but seldom understood. This is her voice, her story. …

Soft cover. Zustand: New. They are modern women, but their stories are eternal. Sita, Parvati, Ahalya and Radha have fought extraordinary battles to live ordinary lives. One day they meet over lunch and bare their souls to each other. What unfolds is their intriguing journey, their tryst with destiny. The secret longings, their unfulfilled cravings, the joys and pain, their loss and what they eventually gained. It s their perspective, it s their voice. A woman s struggle is timeless and endless. They change names, wear different garbs but the context remains the same. Each one of them is a revelation and a celebration of a power that can be dented but never broken, a power that comes from being a woman.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. What goes into making a doctor? Beyond draconian examinations and endless studies, it entails long duty hours with little reprieve, the pressure on the psyche to be always right, the mettle to survive in an unforgiving environment full of patients, anxious caregivers, and a whole world full of hope and anxiety. All the while being painfully aware that they cannot always live up to expectations. House of Doctors traces the arduous yet exciting journey of medical students, as they move on from practising on cadavers to dealing with real people and diseases, from unrealistic pressures and conflicting situations that test their grit to putting aside their own emotions and make tough decisions. And, above all, the tenacity to revel in their profession. Candid and emotional, this book reveals a side of the profession that few can ever comprehend, as the medical students take upon unforeseen challenges and push new boundaries in their quest to be known as lifesavers.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Every time a doctor writes, what comes out is not necessarily a prescription. Inside the closed walls of a hospital, lines are drawn, and battles are fought. But beyond the sanitized walls, there are multitude of roles that are equally challenging. The doctor thinks, her thoughts wander and the pen flows. In her stories, breathes the compassionate doctor, the impatient wife, the exasperated mother, the tolerant lover, and a rueful citizen. There is humour and sarcasm, there is conviction and scepticism. And above all there is a firm belief in human tenacity, to overcome all odds. She ponders, she cries, she laughs, she triumphs, because she is not just a warrior, she is the saviour. Anecdotes & Antidotes gives you a peek into the intriguing and adventurous life of a doctor.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 'Time is so relative Time is your greatest weapon, Krishna.' Some books happen for a reason. Some books are meant to be. In this captivating reimagining of the timeless Radha-Krishna legend, Radha takes on multiple roles, navigating the complexities of modern life, conversing with her eternal companion, Krishna. Sometimes she is a working woman struggling with work-life balance, sometimes she is grappling with health, environment, social and gender issues, sometimes an artist searching for creative inspiration, and sometimes exploring the meaning of love, musing over the past, reflecting over the changing dynamics of life. The book attempts to capture the allure of Rasleela, entwined in a dance of words, beyond the boundaries of time and space, weaving together ancient wisdom, spirituality and modern sensitivity. …

Zustand: New. pp. 225.

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Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorTripti SharanKlappentextIndia has a high maternal mortality rate, a staggering 174 per 100,000 live births (2015). Women are not dying because of diseases we cannot treat. They are d.