Atma-Paramatma Introduction: Shri B.B.Borkar was a very famous Konkani and Marathi poet. He was born in 1910 in Goa.

Doodh Sagar, Chitraveena, Gitar, Chaitrapunava etc. are his masterpieces. Though his mother tongue was not Konkani, he has composed poems in Konkani. Sasay is his famous collection of Konkani poems . We can find eternal bliss with aesthetic beauty in his poems. He has been successful in drawing the clear picture of human values and different faces of human life in his poems. Translation: This body is given by soil. Light of the eyes is given by fire. Tear is made of water there. Breathing is going on continuously with air. My mind is given by space. And this mind embraces that space. Five substances which have no beginning and no end make the creation. These, by nature itself, are uncultured, stubborn and uncontrollable. But, in me, they are well controlled. They go together, and are united. By whom this is put in line and is well-tuned? Is it he who is called as atma or paramatma? If so how can I be separate from me? Then why shall I search for him outside?

zuUeuer:/AqoMSurx:zuUeuer:/AqoMSurx:Shivarajavijaya is written by Ambikadattavyasa. When uprise of 1857 failed, people were disappointed. At that time, political leaders were active in freedom struggle. Various writers played an important role in keeping the struggle alive. Ambikadattavyas got inspired from a Bengali novel and wrote this book. Conflict between Aurangazeb and Shivaji is the main plot of this work. uSahiqVedic Maths is the name given by Bharatikrishnateertha Swamiji to his own method. His holyness was a seer of Govardhan Peetham-Jagannatha Puri. He constructed 16 Sutras (Formulae). He propagated his method abroad also. He showed simple ways to solve even hard problems of Mathematics. This method is included in the syllabus of some schools in some foreign countries.