Capricorn
My love for gardening, bikes and dogs
“The sky may fall on my head”
Becoming an entrepreneur even though I came from a non business family
Marrying the woman I fell in love with …. 25 years and still counting
When I lost my father nearly a decade ago
Barrack Obama
Phantom
Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs
Noam Choamsky
“Sleeping with the Devil” by Robert Baer, “Selected poems” by Mary Oliver, “Hegemony or Survival” by Noam Choamsky, “The Taliban Shuffle” by Kim Barker, Poems by John Keats
“Sleeping with the Devil” by Robert Baer
Paan Singh Tomar, Analyse This and Analyse That series, Traffic, Crimson Tide, My cousin Vinny
“Teleportation” That way I would travel and see the world
“He Lived Life to the Fullest”
Drawing cartoon characters
“Basho” The complete Haiku by Matsuo Basho
In my study
Prefer absolute silence – Pin drop silence
“Faith knows no disappointment”
None at the moment ….. but if there are some “lucky” ones do let me know
Archie comics
Never give up
Sanjiv Chugh is a commerce graduate from Delhi University, who started his career working for Mercantile Credit Corporation, in the credit card division. As a senior marketing executive, he was awarded the best executive award for two years. His last assignment was as a CEO of a leather garment manufacturing unit. He is now a full-time writer, who devotes his time to subjects like politics, religion, and philosophy. He also writes poetry. Karmic Illusions is his debut book and was written distilling years of experience gained in sales and marketing as well as projects at his manufacturing unit. Situational leadership helped in handling several goal-directed projects simultaneously, evolving perceptual insight and strategic competence as also administering decisions in processes sensitive to time. In all this, having understood the minutiae of human behavior and organizational management, there was realization of existential dynamics. The overflowing sentiments in situational conflicts are explained in the book through analyzing consciousness and time.
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