Description
Sara feels that for today's youngsters, the definition of Luxury has changed.
• There is so much pollution around that pure water or air is a luxury!
• There is so much pomp and show in society that simplicity is a luxury!
• There is so much show-off on social media that privacy is a luxury!
• There is so much online content and video gaming for children that going outdoors and playing
sports with real friends is a luxury!
• There are so many wars across the globe that peace of mind is a luxury!
• Safety, understanding or mutual respect is a luxury!
• People die of loneliness... having a loving family and a lovely friend circle is a luxury!
• Having caring people around oneself is a luxury!
Sara gets an opportunity to visit the Mahakumbh Mela, to have a holy snan and the famous Dubki! She is overwhelmed by her visit that she hopes to come back to India again and again!
She feels that: Our life is full of vibrant colours, but a meaningful and successful life should finally culminate in a white colour of peace and love... A Peaceful life is a white rainbow!
Darsha, a passionate learner, holds a bachelor’s degree in science and law. She holds postgraduate degrees MBA (Gujarat University) and a PGPX (Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad). She is also a Company Secretary (FCS and ACIS, London). She practised as a Company Secretary for 17 years before taking Senior Management positions in Reliance ADAG and later at Educational Initiatives, where she led multiple teams to develop advanced interactive software to teach languages (Gujarati and Hindi) and mathematics. At present, she serves as an Independent Director on the Boards of a few companies. Darsha is fond of swimming, travelling, music and painting.
She has translated about a dozen English books into Gujarati, written and published a few travelogues in Gujarati and edited many more books. She wrote a popular weekly column, 'Not-out@80', in the digital edition of the popular Gujarati magazine Chitralekha for over three years. 'Not-out@80' is read by millions of Gujaratis spread across the Globe. She has been organising a Gujarati Story Writing Competition (Story-Fest) every year since 2016, for School students and Teachers. In 2021, she created the World Record for compiling and editing the bulkiest book of handwritten stories (more than 2000 stories, 12,500 pages, 25 kg weight)!
This book in the English language, on a self-publishing platform, is her maiden effort to connect with young and old, in India and abroad, to explore our roots.
ISBN: 9789334310603
Publisher: Darsha Rajesh Kikani
Number of Pages: 132
Dimensions: 6"x9"
Interior Pages: B&W
Binding:
Paperback (Perfect Binding)
Availability:
In Stock (Print on Demand)
WHITE RAINBOW
Lovely read! Great introduction to Indian ethos, and way of life.