Hemant Oberoi
29 books
The focus of this book is development of better health and it maintenance and to take preventive measures against disease for all above fifty, senior citizens and other disadvantaged section of society viz. women, disabled, chronically ill etc. With the fat graying of the Indian population and rapid increase of the person above 50 in the work force of the nation, it has become imperative to take care of the health and well-being of this section of society. The ...
The book Congress Ministries: War and Resignations covers the crucial period between 1936-1941. The Act of 1935 explained several constitutional developments which became the basis of the administrative machinery in late 1930, and the years of the Second Global War. In fact the whole theme has been covered into fifteen chapters along with the comprehensive index. For the first time the popular ministries began to function, but they did not last long and the ...
The book on the mutiny and its impact, covering the period from 1857 to 1884, has deep bearing on the political and constitutional developments in the annals of Indian sub-continent. The causes of the mutiny depict the sense of frustration and anger against the functioning of the East India Company. Its administrative end became a glaring phenomenon in 1857 and its functions were transferred to the British Government which remained in power for nine ...
Political ideas of the Hindus evolved through the ages. They were established as a result of observation, study and experiment. Its strength rests upon the ideas of unity of man, the unity of thought and unity of spiritual experience. India flourished when these ideas were well expressed, and degenerated when they were forgotten or submerged. India shows a resurgence of strength today and that strength will be measured by the degree to which she can succeed in ...
The book Quit India Movement, 1942-45 which indeed was the last Gandhian Movement against the Raj. The theme has been weaved into thirty chapters along with a comprehensive index. The main Gandhian Slogan 'Do or Die' became a glaring phenomenon on the commencement of the movement. The prominent leaders of the congress were put behind the bar along with thousands of Satyagrahis. Visit was the war time, the British Government did not like to have any kind of ...
This book deals with the most crucial decade of 1940s when the Second Global War had commenced. The theme has deep bearing on the role of INA and Indian Navy. It is evident how Subhas Bose left India with a mission in his mind. After meeting some prominent leaders in Europe, he came to the conclusion that it would be political profitable to choose South East Asia as the centre of his future activities. His idea was to launch the anti-Raj Movement with his ...
The book "Subhas and Gandhi : A Conflict in Ideology'. The theme has been covered in fourteen chapters with a comprehensive index. Undoubtedly the role of Subhas Bose is most unique in the annals of our sub-continent. As a young man he understood the implications of a colonial rule and since then he made up his mind to launch an Anti-Raj Satyagraha in order to win Swaraj. He did not like to be a civil servant to serve under the Raj. He therefore submitted ...
The book Emergence of Mahatma Gandhi during the first global war, indeed after a successful socio-political career of two decades in South Africa. This period, in fact, is most crucial in the annals of our sub-continent. Various political developments which emerged during this period, had deep-routed effect on events in 1920s which became a torchbearer in the later historical events. The pathway to Swaraj was a complex journey which need sacrifices of highest ...