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Bestselling Author✒️Chhattisgarh: The Land of Hidden Mysteries| Independent Journalist- Ex-Times|📰 Awarded Content Creator🪭| Gold Medalist🥇

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Book Review:
The Book " Chattisgarh : The Land of Hidden Mysteries" is the fruit of
Author,Muneeta Aneja's dedicated research, who had covered 80% of the state on her two wheeler and covered more than 125 tourist hotspots with the aim of attracting more tourists to this state and improve the economic lot of the underprivileged people of these parts. The book is easy to read and is studded with 170 + images to make the readers have a mental tour of those places.

The book starts with the Naxal menace that has raised its head in recent past and gave a vivid picture of ambush of a party of Congress leaders and workers in May 2013 while they were passing through Darbha Valley. This is one of the major operations of Naxals in this area where they killed about 28 people including the Congress stalwart Vidya Charan Shukla.This may be known by old timers who followed the events and news then but the author gives a starting fact of the Personal Security Officer of VC Shukla killed himself with the last bullet left regretting his inability to protect his Master. The section on Naxalites covers in detail the onset of Naxalism in the state, the favourable factors, the constraints, successes and struggles of the police. There is a brief mention of " Salwa Judum", a counter combat military force outside police control.
The book traces the historical importance of the region of Chattisgarh , back to Ramayana and Mahabharata periods. The region said to be called as Kosal, and later Dakshin Kosal had the distinction of mothering the mother of Lord Rama. The region contained Dandak forest where Rama with his brother and wife spent more than ten of his 14 year exile. The place is said to be the kingdom of Surpanakha's husband. It once served as the capital of Chedi kings on the banks of Suktimati river. ( Remember Vasu Charitra?) This part is later ruled by Kush, the son of Ram.
Then the author goes on giving the historical perspective, the lineage of kings that ruled...Chedis, Hyhayas, Kalachurs etc. And then there is a tribute paid to the great leaders of the region who sacrificed their lives in freedom struggle but scantily remembered now.
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As I sit by my window, and the news play backs in hindsight, a deep ache crawls through my chest, as if I want to hold every Indian citizen, shake them up, and tell them the struggles and sacrifices that were made to create the India we are living in today. My heart cries with disappointment as I look at the religious and linguistic barriers that have labelled us into "you,me, him,her,them,they". The India that was once the team of the finest brain storming politicians who took the country forward are watching us from the heavens, looking at the wreck we have created out of this nation!
I wandered into my library and saw the large map of India that is placed under my glass desk. The horrors of partition, the tremors of British India and their anarchy, the tyrant and their chords of divide and rule stirred my heart. TO READ MORE, kindly check out the article link.
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Headline- Reviving the Folk art of Chhattisgarh:
Article Dated June 16th 2019 regarding the forgotten folk art forms of Chhattisgarh and their revival:
Byline: Muneeta Aneja
Beat: Development Journalism, Art, Rural Journalism, Focus on artisans and their skills. Economy revival.
Article type: Informative| Educational| Spreading Awareness:
From Bell metal craft to Dhokra art, that dates back to the ancient Harappan Civilization, to terracota art forms that resemble a meaning in the language of the villagers of Chhattisgarh, mostly their illusions and the way they perceive things. Their craft is par excellence and precise. Tumba, an art form carved out of lauki is also prominent here, and you have musical instruments dating back to 2500 years here. The second page follows the continuation of the article.
From their intricate wooden work to bamboo shelling, these people know it all. In my years of coverage for The Times of India, and their various editions, I tried to culminate a lot of facets of forgotten heritage, art and culture forms of different states. This was for their special Bhilai-Durg Plus edition, and I covered the front page along with most of it for approximately three years. You should definitely check out the folk art forms of Chhattisgarh as that would help in reviving the economy for the villagers. This may be a very small piece to cover the massive thing, but I have tried to cover more about it, in my book "Chhattisgarh- The Land of Hidden Mysteries". You can pick out the book globally from amazon or purchase it from my website MuneetaAneja.in.
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Gender equity can only be achieved if women and men see each other as collaborators rather than competitors. The first step in creating a gender-equitable workplace or society is to address the fundamental problem. "The elimination of gender-based biases and discrimination in the roles that men and women choose". It is critical that we recognize that people develop according to their line of interests as human beings, not just as men or women. A woman could be an excellent cab driver, plumber, or an alpha female dominating the field of "what is being biased as a male dominant sector". Today, we look at women thriving through the fields of Defence, Law Enforcement, Journalism, flying planes, being an astronaut, that may be a male-dominated workplace, but we thrive, because we understand that it is about "potential, skill and interest", rather then "what should or should not be done by a woman". The stigmas centring both the genders need to be bought down. Similarly, a man can be an excellent makeup artist, hairdresser, fashion designer, dancer, and interior decorator, world renowned chef without the weight of judgment hanging over his head. I could have listed an infinite number of solutions to achieve gender equity, but first we must tackle the fundamentals. We must all understand that roles and skills are becoming more diverse, and that the only way to advance is to respect one another rather than undermine one another. We cannot afford to disparage one another for the type of work we do because of our gender in a world where globalization and emerging trends are sweeping the globe. And that is my primary definition of achieving gender equity. Other solutions emerge as we overcome our internal biases and excel in fields that are not centered on a gender-based role. "You have the freedom to be who you want." This is my message for this International Women's Day.
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I recently had a chance to read a book—> Chhattisgarh: The Land of Hidden Mysteries by Muneeta Aneja, and I must say, it was a truly captivating experience. This book isn’t just a collection of facts or a typical travel guide; it’s a deep dive into the history, culture, and beauty of Chhattisgarh—a state that many of us might not know much about.
♥️ A Journey Through History: From the very beginning, the book took me on a journey through ancient times. I was amazed to learn about 2300-year-old idols and the stories behind the legendary Shaktipeeths scattered across the state. The author does a fantastic job of making these ancient sites feel alive, weaving together tales from different dynasties like the Satavahans and Haihayavanshis. What stood out to me was how the book connected Chhattisgarh’s history to epic tales from the Mahabharata and Ramayana. It really gave me a sense of how deep and rich the state’s history is.
♥️ Cultural Richness: One of the things I loved most about this book was how it explored Chhattisgarh’s vibrant culture. The author goes beyond just listing facts—she dives into the lives of the tribal communities, sharing their traditions, art, and even their food. I felt like I was getting to know the people of Chhattisgarh, not just its monuments. The section on Naxalism was particularly eye-opening. It helped me understand the challenges faced by the state, giving context to the region’s current socio-political situation.
♥️ A Visual Treat: The book is filled with stunning photographs that complement the writing perfectly. Each image helped me visualize the places and traditions being described, making the experience even more immersive. The photos of ancient temples, especially the 1500-year-old brick structures, were breathtaking. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into choosing these images, as they truly bring the book to life.

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