How to Achieve Worldwide Prosperity and Peace

The only book that deals with the most complex and terrifying global issues of 21st Century facing the mankind like terrorism, billions living in poverty around the world, social unrest, challenges facing India and other developing world and it provides the framework - vision plan how to achieve lasting worldwide prosperity and peace- a safer world free of terrorism. Here is what the world leaders are saying about the Author: 'I appreciate your dream for India and the vision. I have shared your thoughts to many of my friends in the Government and others. I went through your article on Foreign Investment and know-how. Your vision of peace and happiness comes out from a beautiful mind.' And 'Definitely we can communicate regularly.' Honorable Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, President of India. In reference to my articles on Role of United Nations in the 21st Century and Live and Let Live, 'Thank you for your kind words and the materials you sent. I appreciate your concerns and welcome your suggestions. I am grateful for your support. I appreciate learning your views. Laura joins me in sending our best wishes.' Honorable George W. Bush, US President. 'You have presented a unique approach that provides a refreshing and much-needed framework for developing nations to more effectively attain economic prosperity. Your book is also educational because it discusses methods of dealing with worldwide terrorism and advances ideas to achieve peace.' Honorable Joseph I. Lieberman, U.S. Senator. 'Your book material is outstanding and very appealing. India is the largest democracy and can certainly benefit from your innovative ideas on how to overcome challenges and develop a better system that can lead to prosperity. The path to furthering prosperity in developing countries also helps counter world terrorism and is thus beneficial for us all. This is a must read for persons of Indian origin and for Americans who wish to better understand the issues facing India and other developing countries.' Steve Solarz, U.S. Congressman; RetiredIn reference to my article on The Mystery of Duality of Mind: religious extremism, terrorism and poverty, 'The White House has asked me to reply and I am happy to do so. Let me begin by thanking you for sending a copy of your pamphlet. It is a thoughtful discussion of one of the major problems now facing the world. I look forward to studying the lessons you have defined from history in light of the tremendous practical problems we face in South Asia.' David Good, Director, Office of India, Nepal and Sri Lanka Affairs, United States Department of State.'Mr. Verma, your ideas are appealing and thought-provoking. It is matter of pride that you have been kindled by the ideas of Swami Vivekanda Ji and you have the visionary glean. The people like you are necessarily needed. I readily accept the idea of your deep communication and interaction. I regard the person who possesses wisdom, courage and selfless service to the nation. It would be my great pleasure if you visit our Nation and put your views.' Honorable Suresh Kumar Khanna, State Minister, Planning, U.P., India