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The book delves into the pervasive issue of corporate failure in India, highlighting its impact on the economy, employment, and societal well-being. It examines the continuous nature of corporate sickness, even in favorable conditions, and the rise of corporate fraud over the past two decades. The author conducts a thorough analysis of the causes of corporate failure, explores potential revival strategies for industrial units, and reviews existing laws in India. This comprehensive study underscores the significant consequences of corporate failures on entrepreneurs, families, and the broader economy.

Focusing on the impact of abrupt project cancellations by companies, this book explores the dire consequences for employees and their families, particularly in India where unemployment support is limited. It highlights the emotional and financial turmoil faced by those left jobless and questions the systemic issues that perpetuate this cycle. Serving as a precursor to "SET THINGS RIGHT," it aims to raise awareness about the broader challenges within the Indian job market and encourages readers to take action to break free from this cycle of instability.

Focusing on the distinction between written and spoken English, this book aims to equip Indian students with practical communication skills for various situations. It emphasizes active engagement rather than passive reading, encouraging readers to practice and visualize scenarios where they would use their newfound skills. The goal is not just to learn the language but to master the art of speaking English effectively, making it a hands-on resource for those looking to enhance their conversational abilities.

Focusing on the social transformations in nineteenth-century Maharashtra, this book examines the emergence of new social groups and the spread of innovative values. It delves into how these changes shaped the region's societal landscape, highlighting the dynamics of class, culture, and identity during a pivotal period in history.

Exploring the dynamics of man-woman relationships, this analysis contrasts the societal approval of conventional intimacy with the consequences faced by those who defy social norms, as depicted in Arundhati Roy's and Manju Kapur's works. It emphasizes that healthy relationships foster happiness and personal growth, while those that are deemed illegal or abnormal lead to various forms of distress and dysfunction. This examination highlights the profound impact of societal expectations on personal connections and their implications for well-being.