Author : Sudhir
Publisher : Notion Press
Pages : 137
Price : 99/- INR
Format : Kindle
Buy : Amazon India
Rating : 5/5 Stars
Blurb :
“He had tremendous hunger to achieve academic excellence and contribute something to society in his short life span. He never behaved as if his life was going to end soon; crippled body but resolve of steel! The complexity of disability could not touch him even from a distance.”
This is a tale about an extraordinary individual, Sumit, who fought bravely till his last breath. It is often rare to come across resilient souls, persevering in doing their best at whatever reality throws at them. One could ask that how a boy, suffering from a rare disease, even dream of reaching institutes of eminence and compete with the best students in the country? How could he have maintained his cool knowing that his end was near? He might have ultimately left us but his refreshing attitude towards life lives on. He was indeed, a true Karmayogi!
This is a tale about an extraordinary individual, Sumit, who fought bravely till his last breath. It is often rare to come across resilient souls, persevering in doing their best at whatever reality throws at them. One could ask that how a boy, suffering from a rare disease, even dream of reaching institutes of eminence and compete with the best students in the country? How could he have maintained his cool knowing that his end was near? He might have ultimately left us but his refreshing attitude towards life lives on. He was indeed, a true Karmayogi!
Review:
Wonderfully rich and well realised account. It is meaningful, profound and refreshingly different.This is one the best book I have ever read. Sumit Shekhar has an undying passion and urge to simply things. Sumit who diagnosed with rare genetic disorder Duchenne muscular dystrophy with his grit , unrelenting force of action achieved many things and serve the society. It was a surprise to find out how deep and thoughtful can be man. There are plenty of good things that can be drawn from this book.
I will visit this book later again, I know.
A must read.
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