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Good health is crucial for the overall human development and progress of countries across the world.

The village administrators started an elderly care centre along with a system wherein young can share ideas for better yield and …

Tadimalla, Rajani Nagesh. (2021). World of my dreams: Poetry and prose, First edition.

यह समय क्षणिक है,

यह अब आया और यह अब चला गया,

कल आज भविष्य है और परसों वह अतीत बन जाएगा,

हम इंसान तो महज मुसाफ़िर हैँ,

हमें तो चलते रहना है,

पर यह कुदरत भी अजीब है,

वह दिन की शुरुआत करती है भोर से,

और कहती है इंसान से,

उम्मीद पे यह दुनिया कायम है।

— Tadimalla, Rajani Nagesh. भोर

A planet of beings,
and within every being
a planet of hope.

— Tadimalla, Rajani Nagesh. Heist in the Forest and the Resurgence (Nature/Forest Fiction)

The aforementioned is an example of Haiku poetry as well, which consists of three lines and follows the 5-7-5 rule. Five syllables in the first line, seven syllables in the second line, and five syllables in the third line.

The importance of human sciences in Economics cannot be understated. _{(We are talking about human sciences, not about any specific policy. There are various disciplines in human sciences. There are many micro and macro factors in economics. There are many branches of economics with theories by various scholars over various centuries, they are reviewed, and new theories evolve with time. This is a precursor to Economics: A Futuristic approach.)}

ఆర్థిక శాస్త్రంలో మానవ శాస్త్రాల యొక్క ప్రాముఖ్యతను విస్మరించలేము.

— Tadimalla, Rajani Nagesh. Economics and Human Sciences (Economic Sciences)

కొందరు రైలు ప్రయాణాన్ని ప్రారంభించారు, ప్రయాణం ఒక ఆవిష్కరణకు దారితీసింది, ఈ ఆవిష్కరణ ప్రయాణాన్ని ఆసక్తికరంగా మార్చింది, వారు గమ్యంకి చేరుకున్నారు. వారి జీవితాలను మార్చే గమ్యం.

Some embark on a train journey, which leads to a discovery. A discovery that makes the journey interesting. Then they reach the destination. A destination that is going to change their lives.

తాడిమళ్ళ, రజని నగేష్. రైల్వే జంక్షన్: ప్రయాణం మరియు గమ్యం

Tadimalla, Rajani Nagesh. Railway Junction: The Journey and the Destination [A blend of travel and futuristic fiction)

‘For most, life is an everyday experience. For the rest, life is just marketing.’

‘Life is a journey. Humans have the privilege of feeling the journey and recognising its importance. A profession has its place, and humanity has its place, and one need not look at everything from the same prism. Humanity doesn’t imply condoning or accepting all forms of crimes.’

‘Writing is in itself a journey. There is always a discovery waiting to be revealed—first to the author and later to the world.’

‘Writing involves leadership in the sense that an author can comprehend various developments, inhale various perspectives, and exhale a vision.’

‘An interdisciplinary approach is the way forward for a better world.’

‘A fundamental aspect of doing good is not to expect anything in return. That’s the way to inner happiness and peace. However, doing good doesn’t mean people should allow others to walk over them. One should be just to oneself as well.’

‘When life comes full circle, the journey begins.’

‘Research is a mere idea until the outcome is presented to the world.’

‘I see the sun rise today. I may or may not exist to see the sun rise tomorrow. Nevertheless, the sun will continue to rise.’

‘I am not like an earlier-age bearded author, because it stifles my thinking.’

‘I support collective nuclear disarmament by all. Those with more have to take the initiative. Trust builds trust.’

‘Dealing with what-ifs poses a greater challenge than the effort involved in achieving any cause. What-ifs should work as a comma rather than as an end period.’

‘When human beings take up good causes, history is made. An author is a human being just like every other individual. We know that there are exceptions and some people in some countries have double standards when it comes to valuing lives of people.’

‘When in doubt, get back to basics.’

‘Lives are precious.’

‘I am for peace. However, I stand with my armed forces to ensure, protect, and secure the territorial integrity of the country as defined in Article 1 (3) (a), (b), and (c) of the Constitution of India and to deal with any external threat to the country; and with the science, technology, health, rescue, and related community/services to ensure the safety of citizens.’

‘Another attempt vis-a-vis Russia and Ukraine. Countries at war should note that it is ultimately up to them. Those involved and everyone else should know I try because lives are precious, whichever country people belong to. It has no implication on my life, other than a genuine concern for precious lives. Everyone can communicate, yet at the end of the day it is up to them. The world has been patient. It is absolute disaster in Gaza. The painful question that comes is how can people indulge in such a genocide as well as terrorist activities. Can anyone involved in such acts can even be considered as human beings? The answer is no. Something called conscience is completely missing. This is basic of human existence. It can’t be taught. One can only urge.’

‘Human beings are here in this world to thrive, not just to survive.’

‘Only an author’s work is for sale; the author is never available for sale.’

There are always possibilities in future. 26/11 is the deadline. After that I am free. Coming back to the present, we will have general reads zone available today. Some have already been finalized. Rest in due course. Let me get it done today itself to the extent possible.

‘When trust is lost in geopolitics, all possibilities need to be checked. It is the offering of one country to the world so much so that their external policy is based on that to an extent. Sometimes such countries deserve a taste of their own medicine.’

మన దేశం మంచి మరియు బాధ్యతాయుతమైన దేశం. అందువల్ల, చాలామంది ఇతర దేశాల నుండి కూడా అదే ఆశిస్తారు.

Way back in 2009, I had submitted an abstract for a paper with the title: Indo-Japan Trade and commerce relations: The past, present, and the road ahead. Mr Gautam Ray who was then working with Ministry of Finance had sent me a mail requesting for the full paper before his visit to Japan. Since I had only prepared the abstract, the full paper was not available, I couldn’t share it. Later on with various other roles, this was on the backburner and I eventually withdraw sometime in 2016-2017 because the data was not so relevant. The present CM of CG visited Japan earlier in the week followed by a visit to Korea. The PM is visiting Japan. Mr Ray is now a faculty in Kyoto University. Now with the focus back on writing and evolving scenario, there is an opportunity to rethink and rework on this topic again.

‘Live life with a purpose. Nothing to prove to anyone.’

Publishing is not just about books. It is one important aspect, which I have been part of and keen to take it forward. There are many things including magazines, journals, newspapers. It’s a long journey ahead. Promoting literature, languages, sciences, social sciences, and interdisciplinary fields is a cause as well.