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The Disobedient Wife – Annika Milisic-Stanley
A while ago, we did a series called “Monthly Monday Book Review”. But then, demands and expectations changed so does the blog sections.
After a long gap, it’s once again, “Book Time”, we have always been and will always remain as advocates of Women Empowerment. Our Women’s Day Celebrations vouch for that!
So, when we came across a book dedicated to “Women”, we couldn’t stop ourselves. Saving the best for the last, do grab your copy of “The Disobedient Wife by Annika Milisic-Stanley” on or after 01 November 2015 at your nearest book store!!!!!!!!
http://www.kristinduncombe.com/2015/10/the-disobedient-wife-by-annika-milisic-stanley/
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Extremely excited to share this!
We are featured in “Beauty Renewed – Recycled Art & Artist in India by Robin Passi”
You can find us under the title “Anita Ahuja from Page 11 to 13”
We are confident that you will love it as much as we did. Do give a read here – http://issuu.com/conceptsolutionindia/docs/robin_beauty_renewed__9x9__mail/5?e=7057456/12747456
On that note, many thanks to Robin Passi for including us in this exquisite work!
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Monthly Monday Book Review for August’2014 – Marketing
It’s first Monday of August. Time for Book Review!
Enjoy the Book Review with steaming hot coffee.
Book Name – Marketing
Author – William Pride and O.C.Ferrell
Official description of the Book
Pride and Ferrell’s MARKETING, combines a thorough overview of essential marketing principles with a visually engaging, reader-friendly presentation. This popular, proven text and a full range of supplemental learning resources (including podcasts, videos, and an interactive marketing plan) provide students with the knowledge and decision making skills they’ll need to succeed in today’s competitive business environment. MARKETING 2010 includes coverage of current marketing strategies and concepts, as well as extensive real-world examples, including material on globalization, customer relationship management, supply chain management, and the latest e-commerce models. The new edition also incorporates important topics drawn from the rapidly changing world of modern business, including social and environmental responsibility, entrepreneurship, and pop culture marketing.
What’s in the Book?
It is divided into 8 parts – Marketing Strategy & Customer Relationship, Environmental Forces, Social & Ethical Responsibilities, Using Information Technology and Target Market Analysis, Customer Behaviour, Product Decision, Distribution Decision, Promotion Decision and Pricing Decision. Each part is further divided into 2 to 3 chapters.
What I liked the most?
- I love the fact that a complete part is allotted for Environmental Forces, Social & Ethical Responsibilities. It is true that Green Marketing is highly discussed. But in reality, large space is rarely devoted for this subject.
- The next thing I liked the most is that under Green Marketing, they talk about Green Buildings etc. Basically they handle the green marketing subject with respect to the green buildings also. Often times people handle this only from a retail prospective in a Marketing Book.
- It is quite impressive because even though the book talks about “Marketing” as such. They have dealt the subject in all angles including responsible marketing, something that is once again rare.
- The inclusion of case studies of companies that adapted to “green consumerism” is brilliant
- Last but not the least, even though the book talks about every kind of marketing, green marketing and related topics is something that you can find in almost every chapter of this book.
Did you know?
During the year 2010, 5 billion pounds of Polyethylene terephthalate [ PET ] were used in plastic containers and of that only about 1 billion pounds were recycled.
What was the surprise?
Fairmont Resort Hotels serves to three shades of green consumers. One such initiative is offering earth friendly conference meals.
Verse to remember
“I am not a Plastic Bag or Maybe I am Plastic Bag” – Part 7
Crowning glory
Every girl loves to own all fashion brands in the world. But there is this special dress that she loves to wear on very special occasion. You may have affordability and accessibility to world’s top most fashion designers. But a very simple handmade dress with mom’s love is the ultimate joy
On that note, every story is great and there is no differing opinion on that.
But, the greatest, the most beautiful and the most impressive of all is “Promotions Decision”
This Chapter features Creative Director Anita Ahuja as Bag Lady and talks about her tote named ” I am a Plastic Bag”
So, have you read this book? If yes, were our views different?
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Monthly Monday Book Review for July’2014 – Fashion & its Social Agenda
It’s first Monday of July. Time for Book Review!
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Book Name – Fashion & its Social Agenda
Author – Diana Crane
Official description of the Book
It has long been said that clothes make the man (or woman), but is it still true today? If so, how has the information clothes convey changed over the years? Using a wide range of historical and contemporary materials, Diana Crane demonstrates how the social significance of clothing has been transformed.
Crane compares nineteenth-century societies—France and the United States—where social class was the most salient aspect of social identity signified in clothing with late twentieth-century America, where lifestyle, gender, sexual orientation, age, and ethnicity are more meaningful to individuals in constructing their wardrobes. Today, clothes worn at work signify social class, but leisure clothes convey meanings ranging from trite to political. In today’s multicode societies, clothes inhibit as well as facilitate communication between highly fragmented social groups.
Crane extends her comparison by showing how nineteenth-century French designers created fashions that suited lifestyles of Paris elites but that were also widely adopted outside France. By contrast, today’s designers operate in a global marketplace, shaped by television, film, and popular music. No longer confined to elites, trendsetters are drawn from many social groups, and most trends have short trajectories. To assess the impact of fashion on women, Crane uses voices of college-aged and middle-aged women who took part in focus groups. These discussions yield fascinating information about women’s perceptions of female identity and sexuality in the fashion industry.
An absorbing work, Fashion and Its Social Agendas stands out as a critical study of gender, fashion, and consumer culture.
What’s in the Book?
It is divided into 8 Chapters – Fashion, Identity and Social Change, Working Class Clothing and the Experience of Social Class in the 19th Century, Fashion Democratization & Social Control, Women’s Clothing Behavior as Non-Verbal Resistance ; Symbolic Boundaries, Alternate Dress & Public Space, Fashion Worlds & Global Markets from “class” to “consumer” fashion, Men’s Clothing & Construction of Masculine Identities ; Class, lifestyle and Popular Culture, Fashion Images & Struggles for Women’s Identity, Fashion & Clothing Choices in 2 centuries.
What I liked the most?
- I love the fact that the book is presented chronologically. Since the book talks about fashion even during Industrial Revolution, this chronological documentation helps someone like a 21 year old understand better.
- The next thing I liked the most in this book is “Appendix” (Very Strange, but True). It features Questionnaires for the reader and focus groups like Fashion Designer. If you really answer those questions and could find a focus group partner, then for sure your whole idea of fashion will change completely.
- It is quite impressive because even though the book talks about Fashion it also presents lot of statistics like Income statistics etc. Well, Creativity + Technicality.
- The inclusion of history is brilliant. The core idea of book is “fashion”. But the history gives a whole different perspective
- Last but not the least, upon reading the book, every word in the book will make you think and breathe Fashion/Clothing and equally about Social Class/Structure.
Did you know?
During 19th century, suit purchased by the Middle Class men for the wedding is expected to last life time and serve variety of purposes like Sunday Church Serve, Wedding and Funerals. All this in France, very own Fashion Capital.
What was the surprise?
Clothes were relatively unavailable for working class & Fashion were created for Upper Class.
Verse to remember
“At any moment, a servant may become Master” – Chapter 7
Crowning glory
Every girl loves to own all fashion brands in the world. But there is this special dress that she loves to wear on very special occasion.
On that note, every story is great and there is no differing opinion on that.
But, the greatest, the most beautiful and the most impressive of all is “Working Class Clothing and Social Class”
This Chapter features the Dress Designs and Ideologies behind those designs in France in 19th century. It is quite interesting to read and see how far we have evolved.
So, have you read this book? If yes, were our views different?
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Monthly Monday Book Review for June’2014 – Business Ethics: A Critical Approach: Integrating Ethics Across the Business .
It’s first Monday of June. Time for Book Review!
Enjoy the Book Review with steaming hot coffee.
Book Name – Business Ethics: A Critical Approach: Integrating Ethics Across the Business
Edited by – Patrick O’Sullivan, Mark Smith, Mark Esposito
Official description of the Book
Events such as Trafigura’s illegal dumping of toxic waste in Côte d’Ivoire and BP’s environmentally disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico have highlighted ethical issues in international business at a time when business leaders, academics and business schools were reflecting on their own responsibilities following the global financial crisis. The scope and scale of the global operations of multinational businesses means that decisions taken in different parts of the world have far reaching consequences beyond the national settings where employees are located or where firms are registered and as such, an awareness of these responsibilities needs to be integrated into all levels and all subjects.
Using four guiding principles – a critical multilevel approach rooted in the tradition of European social theory, a comparative and international perspective, a global rather than just a European or American stand point and engaging with subject-specific issues this book aims to ‘mainstream’ business ethics into the work of teachers and students in business schools. This comprehensive volume brings together contributions from a range of experts in different areas of business studies thereby facilitating and encouraging a move away from business ethics being a box to be ticked to being an integrated consideration across the business disciplines.
This impressive book brings ethical considerations back to the heart of the business curriculum and in doing so, provides a companion for the progressive business student throughout their university career.
What’s in the Book?
It is divided into 7 parts – Introduction, Organizational Strategy, Finance and Economics, Organizational Behavior, Marketing & Innovation, HRM & Employee relations and the ethical future. Except the Introduction and ethical future, all others parts talk about role of ethics in that particular business area.
What I liked the most?
- I love the fact that the book is presented as business cases and moral questions each of those cases arise. And this is brilliant considering the book is about ethics.
- The next thing I liked the most is that the book features a chapter on Conserve India. They have told the entire story of Conserve India in that 1 single chapter. It gives answers for so many Q we keep getting.
- It is quite impressive because even though the book talks about ethics book they variety in terms of business. The take about oil industry (bp), fashion or social issues (conserve India), software (apple computers) etc.
- The inclusion of pictures is brilliant. The core idea of book is “ethics” or theory. But the addition of pictures makes it even more interesting and gives a different twist to theory
- Last but not the least, upon reading the book, every word in the book will make you think and act ethically regardless of your moral values.
Did you know?
Green Technology is expected to be major growth sector promising to generate profits and employment Lot of literature in regards to this is showcased in this book.
What was the surprise?
“Philanthropy by design” was a real surprise. After all, Philanthropy is always connected to money.
Verse to remember
“There is one and only one social responsibility of business–to use it resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition without deception or fraud” – Milton Friedman
Crowning glory
Every girl loves to own all fashion brands in the world. But there is this special dress that she loves to wear on very special occasion.
On that note, You may have affordability and accessibility to world’s top most fashion designers. But a very simple handmade dress with mom’s love is the ultimate joy
On that note, every story is great and there is no differing opinion on that.
But, the greatest, the most beautiful and the most impressive of all is “The Beauty of connecting design and ethics”
This Chapter features the product designing and innovation at Conserve India
So, have you read this book? If yes, were our views different?
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Monthly Monday Book Review for May ‘2014 – Textile Designers at the Cutting edge – Bradley Quinn
It’s first Monday of May. Time for Book Review!
Enjoy the Book Review with steaming hot coffee.
Book Name – Textile Designers at the Cutting Edge
Author – Bradley Quinn
Official description of the Book
Featuring designers chosen for their contributions to fashion textiles and interior fabrics, the book showcases today’s most forward-thinking and exciting work that signals new directions in textile practice and the emergence of new textile forms and fiber technologies. Whether speaking from style capitals, such as London, Paris, Milan, Madrid, Berlin, Tokyo, and New York, or in less-trafficked cities, the designers describe their output and inspirations in their own words. The book not only features images of completed designs, but also previously unseen archive material, such as work-in-progress photographs and digital drawings. These unique visuals create a stylish picture of today’s textiles, as well as an essential reference guide for those interested in contemporary textile design.”
What’s in the Book?
It is divided into the following sections –Part 1 – Body: Fabric as Second Skin, Part 2 – Space: Fabric as Structure and Form, These sections are further divided into sub-titles. Every section features tons of designers. The text is supported by color photographs that make the book quite attractive
What I liked the most?
- I love the fact that the author groups the designers based on their textile forte like the ones who stresses importance on texture, one who emphasizes structure and form etc.
- The next thing I liked the most is – Designers from fashion capitals like London, Paris share the space with small town designers in this book. Well, this is something that does not happen so much in reality. It features 36 varied designers from 16 countries around the world.
- It is quite impressive because this book is not like a conventional textile knowledge source, it goes one step further by being an inspiration, so was the innovation of the few designers
- The inclusion of pictures and contact information is brilliant. But more than that, the interview gives a glimpse of thought process of all the designers. Well, these thought process have the potential to inspire and generate new designers.
- Last but not the least, trust me every word in the book will create fascination for textiles rather than fashion and make you realize after all textiles are the life-blood of fashion
Did you know?
Thermochromatic dyes? UV-Activated motifs? Photochromatic motifs? All these are showcased in this book.
What was the surprise?
“In Netherlands, textiles are forging new relationship with architecture and landscape design”
Verse to remember
“Male students in Textile Design Courses are still outnumbered about ten to one by their female counterparts” – Alex Russell
Folks, Is it a call-out for something ?
Crowning glory
Every girl loves to own all fashion brands in the world. But there is this special dress that she loves to wear on very special occasion.
On that note, You may have affordability and accessibility to world’s top most fashion designers. But a very simple handmade dress with mom’s love is the ultimate joy
On that note, every story is great and there is no differing opinion on that.
But, the greatest, the most beautiful and the most impressive of all is “ANITA AHUJA”
This Chapter features the product designing and innovation at Conserve under title – Anita Ahuja.
So, have you read this book? If yes, were our views different?
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Monthly Monday Book Review for April’2014 – Make the Impossible Possible
It’s first Monday of April. Time for Book Review! Enjoy the Book Review with steaming hot coffee.
Book Name – Make the Impossible Possible
Author – Bill Strickland with Vince Rause
Official description of the Book
One man’s crusade to inspire others to dream bigger and achieve the extraordinary!!
What’s in the Book?
It is divided into 10 chapters – From the ghetto to Harvard Business School, growing up, a dream is born, expanding our mission, the secret to success, impossibility thinking, the power of passion, swing, reach and purpose. The organization of the book is very smart. It starts with a very inspirational stuff to create a curiosity. But from the immediate next chapter it starts with the baby step and gradually proceeds to the empowerment and then finally achievement.
What I liked the most?
- I love the fact that the author starts off with Chapter name “From the Ghetto to Harvard Business School”. It makes it motivating and inspirational.
- The next thing I liked the most is – the author’s stories of his interaction with people of different social strata are quite interesting. Not everyone can adapt and mix equally with folks of all social strata.
- It is quite impressive because the author returns to the moment he met his art teacher at almost every part of the book. It is quite important to remember where / who helped us get started.
- The approach of author’s job training center is itself a very good example of Social Entrepreneurship. They have training center in different parts of United States and each of those cater to the needs of the specific community.
- Last but not the least, trust me every word in the book will create motivate and inspire you to achieve against all odds.
Did you know?
Mr. Strickland worked as pilot as well as flight engineer with Braniff Airlines. What a remarkable talent – artist, history major and pilot.
What was the surprise?
The multifaceted career of Mr. Strickland was real surprise. A right brain and left brain collaboration! Well, not everyone is so gifted.
Verse to remember
“Everyday world invites you to make difference. You only need to recognize the invitations and respond in a way that suits your ambitions, your values, your resources and your passion”
Crowning glory
It is a self-development book telling you to make the impossible possible. But often times, the very first thought in a difficult situation will be – I am not a genius to solve this or fix this. The crowning glory is undoubtedly the definition of genius by Mr. Strickland.
“But genius is not the same thing as IQ or talent. It’s not something you’re born with. It’s not something you are. Genius is something you discover. We all have access to genius. It runs through our lives like a vein of gold. The people we call ‘geniuses’ have found a way to tap this vein and use the power of their own potential to do remarkable things.”
So, have you read this book? If yes, were our views different?
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Monthly Monday Book Review for March’2014 – Global Girlfriends – Stacey Edgar
Every month on first Monday, we do Book Review. Last Monday, we had Guest Blogging. So, this month, we have moved this segment to Second Monday. Time for Book Review!
Enjoy the Book Review with steaming hot coffee.
Book Name – Global Girlfriends
Author – Stacey Edgar
Official description of the Book
“Eight years ago, Stacey Edgar had a $2,000 tax return and a deep desire to help provide economic security for women in need. She knew that of the 1.3 billion people living on less than $1 per day, seventy percent are women. What she didn’t have was a business plan. Or a passport. But that didn’t stop her from creating a socially conscious business that has helped poor women in five continents feed their families and send their children to school.
Global Girlfriends is Stacey’s inspiring story of following her convictions, interwoven with the stories of her colleagues and friends–real women all over the world, from Guatemala to Nepal, from Haiti to Uganda. It is also a passionate argument for simple actions we can all take to eliminate extreme poverty.”
What’s in the Book?
The book starts with the Introduction – No Passport Required. It continues with Peace Corps Reject and goes through many destinations of fair trade social enterprises. The journey ends with Afterword and Beyond.
What I liked the most?
1) Most of the chapters recount author’s travels to meet with the people making the products that are sold at http://www.globalgirlfriend.com/store/ggf/site . This kind of story telling makes it super interesting.
2) As you move forward, it also documents the successful development of the business with those folks she met during the travel. This approach makes it lot more interesting to continue reading.
3) During the start phase, author doesn’t know much about business. Author’s approach of sharing her fears and successes, her hesitations and greatest ideas acts like a confidence boost for any women planning to get into the venture.
4) Also, the epilogue, ‘Afterward: And Beyond’ lays out all the resources you need to follow a passion to help women and bring them out of poverty. This account of pointers feels like you have come one big round.
5) The book accounts success stories of women who have survived rape, war, torture, and other obstacles to create business and supported their families. Every story will serve as an example for the International Women’s Day 2014 theme – “Inspiring Change”
Did you know?
According to United Nations Development Fund for Women, women do 66% of the world’s work but earn only 10% of the income and own only 1% of the property.
What was the surprise?
India had become the 3rd largest consumer of plastic behind only United States and Canada
Verse to remember
“Remember that not getting what you want is sometimes a wonderful stroke of luck” – The Dalai Lama
Crowning glory
Every girl loves to own all fashion brands in the world. But there is this special dress that she loves to wear on very special occasion.
On that note, you may have affordability and accessibility to world’s top most fashion designers. But a very simple handmade dress with mom’s love is the ultimate joy
On that note, every story is great and there is no differing opinion on that.
But, the greatest, the most beautiful and the most impressive of all is – “God turns his head on the Indian Highway”
This title features the Story of Conserve India & Anita Ahuja
So, have you read this book? If yes, were our views different?
Official description of the book sourced from – http://staceyedgar.com/praise-for-global-girlfriends/
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Monthly Monday Book Review for February ‘2014 – Textile Futures: Fashion, Design and Technology – Bradley Quinn
It’s first Monday of February. Time for Book Review!
Enjoy the Book Review with steaming hot coffee.
Book Name – Textile Futures: Fashion, Design and Technology
Author – Bradley Quinn
Official description of the Book
Textile Futures highlights recent works from key practitioners and examines the changing role of textiles. Recent developments present new technical possibilities that are beginning to redefine textiles as a uniquely multidisciplinary field of innovation and research. This book is an important tool for any textile practitioner, fashion designer, architect, interior designer or student designer interested in following new developments in the field of textiles, seeking new sustainable sources, or just eager to discover new works that reveal the potency of textiles as an ultra material.
What’s in the Book?
It is divided into the following sections – Body Technology, Synthesized Skin, Surfaces, Vital Signs, Sustainability, Contemporary Art, Interior Textiles, Textiles for Architecture and Extreme Interfaces. These sections are further divided into sub-titles. Every section ends with a featured interview. The text is supported by color photographs that make the book quite attractive
What I liked the most?
- I love the fact that the author groups the textile materials by function and assess their significance and future trends in the field
- The next thing I liked the most is – this book not only talks about the current textile materials that are already in the market, but also introduces the readers to many textile innovations the future may hold.
- It is quite impressive because the author explains all the textile related terminology in layman’s language. Yes, you heard it right, no jargon
- My portfolio is sustainability. So any information in this domain is quite interesting to me. The amazing fact of this book is that, though it has lot of theory for specialized majors, it is presented in such a remarkable manner that almost everyone regardless of their background can enjoy this book.
- The inclusion of major researchers, artists, and companies working on the written subject matter is adorable. It basically helps the readers to find out more in-depth information about their interest area.
- Last but not the least, trust me every word in the book will create fascination for textiles and fashion.
Did you know?
Wearable vitamins? Art made of knitted textiles? Textiles that sense and alert you to environmental toxins? All these are showcased in this book.
What was the surprise?
The Lifesuit that allows even paralyzed people to walk was a real surprise for me. I adore it even more as it has social good component to it.
Verse to remember
“Beginnings are always small. Go to Gangotri where Ganges River begins. You will see few drops tricking. And one cannot believe that these trickling drops are going to create the Ganges, but they do” under the subtitle – Anita Ahuja
Crowning glory
Every girl loves to own all fashion brands in the world. But there is this special dress that she loves to wear on very special occasion.
On that note, You may have affordability and accessibility to world’s top most fashion designers. But a very simple handmade dress with mom’s love is the ultimate joy
On that note, every story is great and there is no differing opinion on that.
But, the greatest, the most beautiful and the most impressive of all is “SUSTAINABILITY – ANITA AHUJA”
The Sustainability Chapter features the story of Conserve under title – Anita Ahuja.
So, have you read this book? If yes, were our views different?
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Monthly Monday Book Review for January’14 – I have a Dream – Rashmi Bansal
Sun started smiling with its sunshine! So, the wait is over.
Enjoy the Book Review with steaming hot coffee.
Book Name – I have a Dream
Author – Rashmi Bansal
Official description of the Book
“I Have A Dream” is the story of 20 idealists who think and act like entrepreneurs.
They are committed to different causes, but they have one thing in common: a belief that principles of management can and must be used to achieve a greater common good.
These stories say one thing loud and clear change starts with one person, and that person could be someone next door. Someone like you
What’s in the Book?
It is divided into 3 sections – Rainmakers, Change makers and Spiritual Capitalist
Rainmakers
This section includes a collection of social enterprise that generate revenue but whose primary motive is not profit
It includes stories of Sulabh international, Conserve India (Yippee! We were featured), Aavishkaar social venture fund, Rangsutra, Desicrew, Spiti ecosphere, SELCO, Pipal tree, Project Chilika, Super 30, Mirakle Couriers,
Change makers
This section includes profile of those who believed that it just takes a single person to start a movement
It includes stories of Pratham, Goonj, Association for Democratic Reforms, Akanksha, Parivartan, Blind Person’s Association,
The Spiritual Capitalist
This section includes profile of individuals who chose to live by the principle of ideal service and believe in purity of purpose and selflessness.
It includes stories of Akshaya Patra, Parivaar Ashram, Belur Math,
What I liked the most ?
- On a serious note, let’s start from the Prologue. I really love these verses – “principles of management can and must be used to achieve a greater common good. “ It strikes a chord. It is a real food for thought for many aspiring B-School students.
- The next thing I liked the best is the way in which the book is organized. First, it showcases a definition of her categorization followed by the brief individual profile of everyone under that category. It’s more like a curtain raiser. All these make it very user friendly.
- Further, those 3 different categories gives a feel that there is something for everyone. We all like to do some social good. But, the route we like to take may be different. For some profit doesn’t matter, when it comes to social good. There are people out there who believe it just takes 1 to start a movement. While there are others who believe in ideal service for the social good! Regardless of your route to social good, “I have a dream – Rashmi Bansal” will offer you something.
- The scattered Hindi Lingo was a fresh change and made me say – “Hey, I am reading a creation of Indian”
- Last but not the least, trust me every story will inspire you to do some common good.
Did you know?
Honorable Mr. Arvind Kejriwal is also featured in the book. You can read about him under the title “Into that Heaven of Freedom”. It showcases the movement ‘Parivartan’
What was the surprise?
I am aware of so many ‘Ivy League Wall Street went on to become monk”. All those IIT folks in spiritualist capital were real surprise for me.
Verse to remember
“When corporates do CSR, it is their last priority. But, when fair trade companies or NGO’s take up marketing programs, then fairness is the top-most priority. That is the difference.” – Rags to Riches, I have a Dream – Rashmi Bansal
Crowning glory
A kid never says no to candy, but there is always this special candy that he/she wants for every Birthday. We may relish every cuisine around the world, but homemade with mom’s love is the ultimate joy.
On that note, every story is great and there is no differing opinion on that.
But, the greatest, the most beautiful and the most impressive of all is “RAGS TO RICHES”
The title “RAGS TO RICHES” features the story of Conserve India and our visionary Anita Ahuja.
So, Have you read this book ? If yes, were our views different ?
Note – Official description of the Book was Sourced from https://www.facebook.com/IHaveADreamBook/info
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Monthly Monday Book Review
First Monday of every Month, We will present a Book Review.
Though, it comes with a disclaimer that all the opinions expressed are that of the author with no intention to hurt any sentiments or person.
In this New Year, the first Monday of the first Month is going to be tomorrow – January 6 ‘2014
We are all set. Just waiting for the next sunrise!
Meanwhile, do you like to know the author?
Let’s keep you engaged.
- We are not feminist. But we have a soft corner for pink and ladies. She is a woman.
- She is a Generation X or Gen X. Born in 1971!
- As an undergrad, she studied Economics from Sophia College, Mumbai
- Grad school, she attended prestigious IIM – A
- Her first name starts with a ravishing R
So, who is she?
CONSERVE INDIA & CONSERVE HRP 