Mera Jeevan, Meri Shartein (Hindi)

Product DescriptionTranslated to English, Mera Jeevan, Meri Shartein (Hindi) means My Life, My Rules. It is the the story of eighteen unique individuals and their equally unique career choices. A few of the people mentioned in this interesting book are Rahul Akerkar, who has a master's degree in Biochemical Engineering from the United States of America but is better known as the hot-shot chef at Indigo, a fine dining restaurant in Mumbai; Manohar Parrikar, the Chief Minister of India's most vibrant city Goa, is an alum of the prestigious IIT (Bombay); Rashmi Uday Singh, a well known food critic, used to be India's Deputy Commissioner for Income Tax; and, Harsha Bhogle, the popular cricket commentator, studied at IIT (Ahmedabad).Mera Jeevan, Meri Shartein (Hindi) is filled with inspiring stories similar to the examples mentioned above. Examples of people who refused to conform but chose to follow their dreams and make a career out of their passions, fill this book. It also mentions Amish Tripathi, the famous author of the bestselling Shiva Trilogy, Rahul Ram who is a musician and Ingrid Srinath who works with an NGO. Mera Jeevan, Meri Shartein (Hindi) encourages people from all walks of life, from any strata of society to step out of the madness of everyday corporate life and follow one's dreams.Mera Jeevan, Meri Shartein (Hindi) was published by Yatra/Westland in the year 2014 and is available in paperback.Key Features:This book featured in Nielsen's Bestsellers List.It is the Hindi version of the original book My Life, My Rules.About the AuthorSonia Golani attended Lady Shri Ram College where she obtained a BA (hons) degree in history following which she obtained a master's degree from Delhi University. She is an entrepreneur and manages her own firm, Management Consultants Group.Sonia Golani's first book, Corporate Divas was published in 2011 and received much critical acclaim. My Life, My Rules is her second book. She is currently working on her third book, which is based on Bollywood and is being written to commemorate 100 years of Indian cinema.