This is a comparative study of the select Gujarati fiction by women writers with their English translation applying Andre Lefevere’s translation theory ‘Translation as a Rewriting of the Original’.
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Healing with Precision: Integrating Ayurveda and Advanced Laser Techniques for Surgeons (Paperback)
0₹1,499.00In today’s fast-paced medical environment, precision, safety, and faster recovery are the gold standards for any surgical practice. As newer technologies such as laser proctology revolutionize patient care, there is a growing realization that modern methods alone may not address the full spectrum of healing. Pain relief, tissue regeneration, recurrence prevention, and holistic recovery often require something more.
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Jharkhand’s Artistic Legacy: Handicrafts as an Economic Catalyst (Hardcover)
0₹600.00Jharkhand’s Artistic Legacy – Handicrafts as an Economic Catalyst explores the deep connection between the state’s rich artistic traditions and its socio-economic development. The book highlights how age-old crafts such as clay art, bamboo works, Sohrai and khovar paintings, Dhokra metal craft, and Tassar silk weaving are not only expressions of culture and heritage but also important sources of livelihood for rural communities. Through real-life examples and insightful analysis, it showcases the ways these handicrafts empower artisans, especially women and marginalized groups, while promoting sustainable practices and preserving ecological knowledge. This book is a celebration of Jharkhand’s craftsmanship and an exploration of how creativity can serve as a catalyst for inclusive growth, community resilience, and cultural continuity.
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Judicial Thoughts (Paperback)
0₹450.00This book, initially titled “Judicial Thoughts,” is a collection of articles written by me on different legal and judicial subjects over a long span of time in my legal profession.
Ordinarily, I would not have published this book. However, the unexpected encouragement I received compelled me to compile these works. I was deeply inspired by young advocates who would phone me, saying that a particular article they read in a law reporter proved highly useful in the Civil Judge examinations. Similarly, law students and their professors informed me that these articles were preserved in their teaching files and became helpful in instruction.
