Banaras Beyond The Badge
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- ISBN13: 9788199232235
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Prabhat Prakashan
- Publisher Imprint: NA
- Pages: NA
- Language: Hindi
- Edition: NA
- Item Weight: 500
- BISAC Subject(s): History
Banaras Beyond The Badge is a captivating exploration of the mystical and cultural landscape of Varanasi. The book weaves together diverse narratives, showcasing the city's timeless wisdom, creative spirit, and enduring traditions. The book highlights the hidden gems of Banaras-Adi Shankaracharya, Swami Dayananda, and Kabir.
The book also delves into the sacred Vedic tradition of the Agnihotris. It showcases the extraordinary lane of Kabir Chourah-home to numerous Padma awardees. In another chapter, the book presents a hidden patriotism of Tawaifs. It also showcases the adventures and hard work of school and college students in championing Hindi language and the profound influence of Hindi literary giants and humorous poets on the cultural fabric of the city. The book explores the abode of actors-writers, the Hindi drama Nagari Natak Mandali, and Banaras Bhand Mandali, a folk art.
The book portrays the sacrifices of the sculptors, Paradeshi Tangawala's insights on the city's evolving transport, and how the university was built through the power of alms. It also highlights Galib's love for Kashi, the mystical world of the Aghoris, and the vibrancy of Holi. It even offers glimpses into the unique architecture of Kashi's liberating spaces-found nowhere else. Banaras Beyond The Badge is a testimony to the transformative power of the city, where ancient heritage merges with modern creativity, and every story whispers the secrets of the eternal. This book skillfully portrays the essence of Varanasi, inviting readers to experience the sacred, the beautiful, and untold stories.
Killada Satyanarayana
The book also delves into the sacred Vedic tradition of the Agnihotris. It showcases the extraordinary lane of Kabir Chourah-home to numerous Padma awardees. In another chapter, the book presents a hidden patriotism of Tawaifs. It also showcases the adventures and hard work of school and college students in championing Hindi language and the profound influence of Hindi literary giants and humorous poets on the cultural fabric of the city. The book explores the abode of actors-writers, the Hindi drama Nagari Natak Mandali, and Banaras Bhand Mandali, a folk art.
The book portrays the sacrifices of the sculptors, Paradeshi Tangawala's insights on the city's evolving transport, and how the university was built through the power of alms. It also highlights Galib's love for Kashi, the mystical world of the Aghoris, and the vibrancy of Holi. It even offers glimpses into the unique architecture of Kashi's liberating spaces-found nowhere else. Banaras Beyond The Badge is a testimony to the transformative power of the city, where ancient heritage merges with modern creativity, and every story whispers the secrets of the eternal. This book skillfully portrays the essence of Varanasi, inviting readers to experience the sacred, the beautiful, and untold stories.
Killada Satyanarayana
Killada Satyanarayana hails from the humble village of Pamulavaka in Visakhapatnam district, Andhra Pradesh. Killada Satyanarayana rose from a disadvantaged background to join the Indian Police Service (IPS) in 1998, securing a place in the Uttar Pradesh cadre. Beyond his distinguished career in policing, Mr. Satyanarayana is an accomplished writer.
His works explore the human condition and social issues. His notable works in Telugu includes: Manishi Na Bhasha (2018), Manishi Lopali Mahasamudraalu (2019), Krushi Vuntey (2020) and Naxalism and Society (English). He also translated 100 poems of Gyanpeeth awardee Dr. Kedarnath Singh into Telugu under the title Aatma Chitram, and contributes regularly to the Telugu magazine Misimi.
In 2013, he founded the Samarpan Study Circle in Andhra Pradesh, offering free coaching. career guidance, and library access to rural students. His efforts have significantly improved access to education and helped many secure government jobs and academic success. Mr. Satyanarayana's life reflects a deep commitment to social upliftment through education.
His motto "Dream big, be positive, work hard, and enjoy the journey called life"-continues to inspire many. Associated professionally with Banaras since 2002, Killada Satyanarayana's attachment to the city is deeper than duty. "Banaras Beyond The Badge" is a heartfelt outcome of this-an act of surrender to the magic i.e. Banaras.
His works explore the human condition and social issues. His notable works in Telugu includes: Manishi Na Bhasha (2018), Manishi Lopali Mahasamudraalu (2019), Krushi Vuntey (2020) and Naxalism and Society (English). He also translated 100 poems of Gyanpeeth awardee Dr. Kedarnath Singh into Telugu under the title Aatma Chitram, and contributes regularly to the Telugu magazine Misimi.
In 2013, he founded the Samarpan Study Circle in Andhra Pradesh, offering free coaching. career guidance, and library access to rural students. His efforts have significantly improved access to education and helped many secure government jobs and academic success. Mr. Satyanarayana's life reflects a deep commitment to social upliftment through education.
His motto "Dream big, be positive, work hard, and enjoy the journey called life"-continues to inspire many. Associated professionally with Banaras since 2002, Killada Satyanarayana's attachment to the city is deeper than duty. "Banaras Beyond The Badge" is a heartfelt outcome of this-an act of surrender to the magic i.e. Banaras.