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  "Don’t Be in the Rat Race -Choose-the Right Race" Here is a Book on Positive Psychology titled- “ Don’t Be in the Rat Race -Choose-the Right Race ”.  This book is an invitation to rethink, reflect, and realign your life—not toward the rat race, but toward the right race. In today’s fast-moving and highly competitive world, most individuals are unknowingly caught in what is often called the rat race. They run endlessly-chasing success, recognition, money, and social approval-without pausing to reflect on the true meaning of satisfaction and purpose in life. Ironically, many have never clearly defined their life goals. Some continue on this path intentionally, believing they are not capable of achieving something greater. Others, under pressure from employers, business demands, societal expectations, and family obligations, gradually suppress their true interests and passions. In doing so, they disconnect from their authentic selves. This book raises a fundamental question...

  Delighted to share about one of the latest book, “ The Stalwart of the Catering Industry – Sanjeev Kumar: Visionary Innovator & Pioneer of Modern Catering Trends in India.” This book captures the journey, vision, and innovations that have shaped modern catering practices in India. It is an essential resource for outdoor catering organizations, seasoned professionals, and aspiring young entrants to the industry.  Hotel and Catering Management Institutes will find it an invaluable academic and inspirational reference. The book offers valuable insights into leadership, innovation, and professional excellence in the catering sector. It is strongly recommended for Hotel and Catering Management Institutes, researchers, educators, industry professionals, and aspiring students seeking practical and inspirational industry perspectives. About Book (Reference from Preface of Book) In every great celebration, there are people who shine in the spotlight, and then there are those who...

The Magnificent Sun Temple of Modhera This temple was constructed during the golden era of Mathematics in India. It embodies precise calculations of astronomy and astrology, harmoniously integrated with a profound spiritual journey and the rich traditions and culture of India. The temple stands as a magnificent example of India’s supreme scientific wisdom and architectural brilliance. The Sun Temple of Modhera, located in the Mehsana district of Gujarat, India , is a magnificent Hindu temple dedicated to Surya, the Sun God . Situated on the banks of the Pushpavati River , this architectural masterpiece was built around 1026–27 CE during the reign of King Bhima I of the Chaulukya dynasty . Although the temple is no longer used for worship, it stands as a protected monument under the care of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The temple complex comprises three main parts: Gūḍhamanḍapa – the shrine hall, Sabhamanḍapa – the assembly hall, and Kunḍa – the sacred stepwell or reser...

Jai Sikotar Maa Temple, also known as Vahanvati Mata Temple, is located near the sea in Ralej village, about 7 kilometers from Khambhat. Sikotar Mata is considered the goddess of the sea and is especially worshipped by the maritime community.  This temple has a rich history and is an important pilgrimage site for devotees. According to local legends, Sikotar Mata protects her devotees, especially those traveling by sea. She is depicted riding a horse, symbolizing her readiness to help her followers. During Navratri, a huge festival is held at Maa Sikotar. Therefore, Navratri is the best time to visit Sikotar Mata Temple. Ann Kshetra is held every Sunday and on the full moon day. Sikotar Maa Temple was built around 950 years ago, when Khambhat was known as Trimbavathi Nagari. The temple has a large grounds and a serene atmosphere.  Near this temple is the Twelve Jyotirlinga Dhushmeshwar Mahadev Temple. Beautiful statues of the twelve Jyotirlingas are enshrined within this templ...

If you are a lover and admirer of ancient art, architecture and culture then you can also visit the Borsad Stepwell located at Borsad in Anand district of Gujarat in India. It was built in 1497 by Vasu Soma and his family. It is seven story stepwell and has 13 arches. The water is reached by flight of steps.It is Monument of National Importance (N-GJ-69) protected by Archeological Survey of India.(Source: Wikipedia,2025). You can collect more information from Gujarat Tourism or Archaeological Survey of India office/website. Click and watch the video of Stepwell. Best Time to Visit: During Summer time when water level is at the lowest point. Entry is Free. Accessibility: the place is well connected by road. Accommodation are available. Nearest city - Anand  Gujarat has tallest statue of the world "Statue of Unity".

  Mount Abu : You will like it... If you are in Gujarat and Rajasthan for some reason and you have two to three days to spare, try to visit the enchanting hill station of Mount Abu. Tourist places like Guru Shikhar and Nakki Lake are amazing. And what to say about the University of Peace "Brahmakumari", it is really spectacular and peaceful. Delwara Jain Temple is a wonder and masterpiece in itself in the world. It cannot be imitated or duplicated. Do not forget to eat the famous and delicious dish of Abu Road/Mount Abu "Rabdi" (an Indian dessert).  There are many hotels and food joints in Mount Abu. Places like Polo Ground and Sunset Point can also be visited. Mount Abu is very beautiful in the rainy and winter seasons apart from summer. There are many old Hindu religious temples in Mount Abu. One must visit the Orginal Chacha Inn's Garden Retreat in the evening to enjoy live music and puppet show with dinner.  There is much more to do in Mount Abu.   So what a...