| About the authorDr Aniruddha Dhairyadhar Joshi - (M.D - Medicine and a consulting Rheumatologist) is the executive editor of the widely read Indian daily - Pratyaksha. It was during his Formative years as a student of medicine and then as a consulting rheumatologist that he came in contact with people from different strata of society and their pain and misery lead him to focus on providing relief to poor and needy.He is the vision, energy and the inspiration behind all activities conducted under the banner of Shree Aniruddha Upasana Foundation and other sister organizations. The foundations main focus is on social, health, education and environmental issues not the least is a back bone of disaster management related activities.His teachings and preachings focus on the ethically practical and practically ethical aspects of all spheres of an individuals life. Thus, it is no wonder then that his following comprises of millions of people of different faiths and religions across the globe.About the Book:This work with contents that make us aware of the horrific ravine of war, also echoes a similar sentiment. Titled The Third World War, authored by Dr. Aniruddha Dhairyadhar Joshi, it is a collection of a series of studied and thoughtful articles that appeared in the columns of the daily, Pratyaksha. The work does not dwell only on the causes and the possibilities of war; it also discusses several issues that are, as a matter of fact, real, a part of History. Moreover, the common person, not necessarily acquainted with the details, the events and the causes lying behind these and especially in so coherent a manner, should indeed read the work. There is no doubt that over the next twenty to twenty-five years, conflict will become an aspect of everyday doings and in every region on earth. Values based on theory or principle will have no place whatsoever in this conflict and the survival of the fittest will, on the contrary, be the only commandment. Thus, also political games and secret conspiracies are going to be sure directives; quantitative power that can resort to aggression, violence and extreme ruthlessness are going to prove more dominant and successful in the conflict and for a long time to come. These words, part of the prologue, are a strikingly realistic comment on the general circumstances that prevail.The work makes very profound yet sharp observations about the history of the Jews, the birth of Palestine and Israel, Osama-bin-laden, the Al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations, the conversion in Africa, Saddam, the I.S.I., the double standards of the U.S.A., Pakistans hatred for India and the shelter that it offered to terrorists, Iran and terrorism, the current situation in Bangladesh, Taiwan, Cuba and also in the Indian subcontinent. By no means, a prediction of the future, this thoughtful presentation of history and the present situation, also gives, to a certain extent, a glimpse of the calendar of the third world war. | |
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