Thursday, August 27, 2015

Join LOGIHQ's "Happiness Movement"....

As you all know, LOGIHQ (LOG into your Intellectual Happiness in your Quest for life), strives to help people achieve a higher form of Happiness ie: "Intellectual Happiness".


Our motto is  "We Lift YOU to a HAPPIER PLANE"


LOGIHQ


LOG into your Intellectual Happiness in your Quest for life








Now LOGIHQ is starting a "HAPPINESS MOVEMENT".


All of you are welcome to join this movement and search for what Happiness really means.


You can send your views & comments on "What Happiness means to YOU?".


The views will be published on LOGIHQ's Blog  www.logihq.blogspot.com


So don't wait any further and send in your views on Happiness, for Happiness is the most important facet of all existence and perhaps the goal of all living beings.


so get set to write in
//best//mg

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

my new books coming soon.......

Soon two of my new books will be released. They are  "Sounds of Silence" , a collection of English poetry and "Voice Within...", a collection of articles in English.


//best//mg

Thursday, July 2, 2015

New book from LOGIHQ

LOGIHQ has just published Dr Govind Namdeo's Hindi Poetry book  "Dard ek Tohfaa". This young talented poet is a Doctor by profession and is working as a Rural Medical Assistant  in the Department of Health & Family Welfare in Chhattisgarh.

You can see details of this book at www.logihq.blogspot.com and read the preview at www.logihq.com


To order your copy of the book, drop in a mail to  logihq@rediffmail.com

//best//mg

Thursday, June 11, 2015

LOGIHQ's next Anthology...."Khushi Ke Rang..."

Coming Soon.....
LOGIHQ is soon coming out with its next Anthology of Hindi Poetry...."Khushi Ke Rang"
This Hindi Poetry book features the poems of the winners of the "LOGIHQ Hindi Poetry Competition".

The Hindi Poetry Book, "Khushi ke Rang" is being published by LOGIHQ.

The WINNER of this competition was ...........AMIT KARN  from PUNE.

And..........the 3 Runners up were ....(in order of ranking)

 RAGHAV MAGON from GHAZIABAD
 ANIMESH GUPTA from   SILIGURI
 PRIYANKA BHATIA from KANPUR


CONGRATULATIONS  to all the winners !

To order your copies of the book, contact  logihq@rediffmail.com  or info.logihq@gmail.com

//best//mg

Monday, June 8, 2015

Dear writers/poets......

Dear all those writers & poets who have written to me asking for guidance and way ahead to publish their writings, you can send your sample work along with personal details to my team at  logihq@rediffmail.com

LOGIHQ  helps writers/poets  publish their books. The mode will be self-publishing mode and LOGIHQ will facilitate the entire publishing process.

So all you will need to do is send in your manuscript in any form and you will get real, hard copies of your dream book in your hand, just sitting at home.

So what are you waiting for......????

Happy Writing..!!!
//best//mg 

Monday, March 2, 2015

My next book............"Sounds of Silence..."

Hi All !


my next book , a collection of poetry in English, will be out soon. It is titled  "Sounds of Silence...."


have a look at the book cover, which features a painting of mine with the same name.


//best//mg



Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Chewing Gum for...........Happiness !!



I am sure everyone noted how the U.S President, Barack Obama, kept on chewing gum while enjoying India's Republic Day parade  this 26th January.


well, here's something for you all to chew on...........!!


Happy chewing......!!//mg


Chewing Gum for............ Happiness !!



Surely nobody failed to notice U.S president, Barack Obama, continuously chewing gum during India’s 66th Republic Day parade event on Jan. 26, 2015.


            One just wonders why? Why, pray tell me, did Obama chew so much gum (or was it ‘Gham’ ??) when there was such a pleasant and heavy shower of ‘khushi’  all around due to his gracious presence on our R-Day !


            Generally speaking, reasons for people chewing gum can be many. From tension to depression to nervousness, thirst, hunger, or simply boredom, one may indulge in this activity due to any of these. Some may even do it just out of habit or for fun. Then there are those who do this to curb themselves from eating a lot. This could be especially true of those wanting to reduce weight. These could just be probable causes, though the effects could be as varied. Most people would vouch for the fact that chewing gum for long will definitely result in some ill-effects, some problem or the other. This activity may result in serious health problems like tooth decay or stomach ulcers.


But, surprisingly, this habit may not be all that bad. There is always a second side of the same coin and it is heartening to note that there could also be a positive side effect of this habit. Researchers, on the basis of their scientific findings, suggest that there perhaps are some benefits of this too.  Ranging from improving memory, concentration & focus to reducing sleepiness & laziness, the positives could be as many. It could also be a strategy to not get bored by keeping oneself occupied with the chewing. Just give oneself the feeling of doing something, even while not doing anything at all. This could be with people who are always extremely busy and cannot sit idle for a long time. And our honourable guest, Mr Obama, definitely fits into this category. Of course he may also have been utilizing this time during the parade viewing to work upon improving his memory & concentration to still higher levels.


And if it was any gham that he was chewing along with the gum, on second thoughts, one really wonders why not!! Why shouldn’t he chew it?


            The reason being simple. If you chew all your ‘gham’, and keep doing it for a while, ideally, the ‘gham’ like the gum, will be left tasteless and ineffective and immaterial after some time. Which means that it will no more impact or affect you or your life. The result being, you will automatically end up with more ‘khushi’ (happiness) than ‘gham’ (sorrow). Wow ! Chewing 'Gham' for 'Khushi' !


            Now, had Obama not chewed gum throughout our R-Day function this year, this enlightenment of chewing ‘gham’ for 'khushi' would never have dawned on me. So, happy chewing ‘gham’ (and maybe some gum too after knowing the benefits!) to all of you for experiencing a heavy shower of happiness in your lives !!


 Manisha Gupta