Yes! You can be happy and it’s a choice you make every day. So why aren’t you choosing it? We don’t realize that a lot of our sadness and frustration is often our own doing or created in our minds. Amidst all the challenges that we face, we have the resources within us to make ourselves happy, joyful and content with our lives. It’s True! You can be happy no matter what. Khushi Unlimited explains the tools and practices in a manner that is simple, understandable and applicable in real life. So embark on this journey of Khushi Unlimited; to get rid of despair and learn to achieve true happiness for YOURSELF!

Your no-nonsense guide to Near Field Communication Are you a newcomer to Near Field Communication and baffled by the scant documentation and online support available for this powerful new technology? You've come to the right place! Written in a friendly and easily accessible manner, NFC For Dummies takes the intimidation out of working with the features of NFC-enabled devices and tells you exactly what it is and what it does—and doesn't do. NFC is revolutionizing the way people interact on a daily basis. It enables big data and cloud-based computing through mobile devices and can be used by anyone with a smartphone or tablet every day! Soon to be as commonplace as using Wi-Fi or the camera on your smartphone, NFC is going to forever change the way we interact with people and the things around us. It simplifies the sending and receiving of information, makes monetary transactions simple and secure—Apple Pay already uses NFC—and is a low-cost product to manufacture and use. As more developers create apps with NFC, you're going to see it used regularly—everywhere from cash registers to your social media accounts to electronic identity systems. Don't get left behind; get up to speed on NFC today! Provides a plain-English overview of NFC Covers the history and technology behind NFC Helps you make sense of IoT and powered chips Explains proximity technologies and non-payment applications Whether you're a developer, investor, or a mobile phone user who is excited about the capabilities of this rapidly growing technology, NFC For Dummies is the reference you'll want to keep close at hand!

Emotions are present in almost every moment of our life, adding colour to our experiences. Rainbow stories are a collection of mindful stories portraying the various shades of life. Each story carries a strong message and exhorts the reader to value life and use time wisely. We all should lead a colourful life, spread the rays of love, kindness, and compassion, and pray for a brighter tomorrow.

This collection of short stories offers a fresh prespective of the global Indian experience in the 21st century, as seen through women's eyes. Here you will find stories written by women living and working in India, as well as stories written by those who live across the world, in places as far-flung as the United States of America, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Indonesia and New Zealand amongst others. The stories speak of love, of anger, of sorrow, of desire as well as hope. They give voice to ideas of displacement and the art of making anew in unfamiliar spaces. Proudly and defiantly multicultural, these stories do not shirk away from disquieting themes which challenge the status quo and shine a light on social currents and topics which straddle the collision of idealism and reality. Everything, from the quest for emancipation to the looming threat of female foeticide to the stories of the every woman, as she asserts her identity in a new land to the stories of women who use their pasts to write their presents and even the story of those who have been affected by a hidden exodus. Every such tale has found a home within these pages. While many of these stories fall into the genre regarded as contemporary fiction, others are fine examples of sci-fi while yet others still, retell the tales of figures from mythology, reimagining them as they negotiate the trials and turbulences of modern life. These stories will resonate with every reader keen to support the voices of women more often written about, than writing.

The seven letters in Naushad’s name are like the seven notes of Hindustani classical music. After just a few years in films, Naushad (1919-2006) went to rule the Hindi cinema music world for around two decades, beginning with the landmark Rattan (1944). His oeuvre (from 1940 to 2005) consists of an unmatched list of jubilees, many of which are musical milestones such as Andaz (1949), Baiju Bawra (1952), Mother India (1957) and Mughal-e-Azam (1960). No individual stays supreme without putting in tremendous efforts to reach the pinnacle and to stay there as long as possible, as our maestro did. And no composer probably moved so cleverly, behind the scenes, than did Naushad to sustain his hold on the public imagination. Although we continue to marvel at the incredible variety of his mellifluous creations that have withstood the test of time, how little most of us know about Naushad the man. Renowned song historian Raju Bharatan fleshes out the real Naushad – his triumphs and tragedies – bringing into play more than 50 years of personal interaction with the tuneful titan. In the process, the author makes the book more sparking with a string of anecdotal gems. For instance: • How Naushad and his contemporaries despite their professed bonhomie, were fiercely competitive (both musically and monetarily) in their attempts to occupy the ‘top spot’. • How many days of rehearsal were needed for some of the Baiju Bawara masterpieces? • How the immortal compositions of Mughal-e-Azam were recorded in a studio no better than a tin shed. This volume also throws new light on the relations and interactions between Naushad and his singers (especially Suraiya, Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle and Shamshad Begum); his songwriters (mainly D.N Madhok, Shakeel Badayuni and Majrooh Sultanpuri); and his ‘unsung’ instrumentalists (some of whom were geniuses in their own right).

From a new young author Khushi Kaushik, comes a new horror novel that makes you feel thrilled and excited.The 'Secret of Room 333' follows Emma, a girl from Pretoria who is haunted by a devastating curse. In order to get out of that problem and overcome the dark past she seeks help of her friend Angel and both end up to a never ending journeyAs a door opens up and sight of light arises they find nothing but two more doors. They are terrified by the bloody past and are heading towards an unreachable destination.

A beautiful young girl. A cynical short-tempered man. Both wary of love, him more than her. Both wary of each other, again, him more than her. When fate throws them together, unexpectedly, they fall into place with each other like two missing pieces of a puzzle. The gift of love arrives at their doorstep without a rulebook, and unwitting, they have no idea how to handle it. But fortunately for him, she is not someone who gets intimidated easily.

I started writing this book keeping in mind; it should be shared with everyone. This story has thrilled me in every aspect and I could not resist myself from writing the same. This can happen with anyone. you might find this story unacceptable but we have to understand the fact that life of any one can take wrong turn if it's not given proper guidance or care when needed. In family we need to understand each other's need basis time and requirement. Small things impact a lot in life and this is something we have to understand. We run behind future but what if you’re present is not good. You cannot make your future better indeed. Basis this story I have realized one thing that; you cannot force anyone (especially a girl) to either to get in to a relationship or come out of any relationship till the time you don't understand the pros/cons of that relationship. So first understand why it's important for that person and even if you don't like it (being a parent) try making them understand the reason behind you want your loved ones to be away from the person/place or things you don't like (politely with care and respect). I think, not completely but some aspects are somewhere related to everyone's life and we can correlate it easily without any hitch. "Understanding your loved ones is very important".