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Minister of State for Information & Broadcasting, Shri Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore launches the book “Mind: The Final Frontier
Shri Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting launched a book titled “Mind: The Final Frontier” written by Ravi Singh in Shastri Bhawan yesterday. “My sports relate to mind a lot, to a degree now that I can see sportsmen and know exactly what is going on in their mind to a large extent especially when they are in a competitive environment”, the minister said.
New Delhi:Shri Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting launched a book titled “Mind: The Final Frontier” written by Ravi Singh in Shastri Bhawan yesterday.
“My sports relate to mind a lot, to a degree now that I can see sportsmen and know exactly what is going on in their mind to a large extent especially when they are in a competitive environment”, the minister said.
Ravi Singh is an Indian Revenue Service officer and the foreword of the book has been written by Mr. Vijay Shekhar Sharma, founder of Paytm.
“The book is about the philosophy of mind and how the mind works. It throws light on questions such as ‘Who am I’, ‘What’s the purpose of my life’, ‘Why do I dislike my job’ and ‘How can I improve my personal relationships”, Ravi Singh said.
The book seeks to look into the powers of the human mind and the thought process to address issues in life. The author believes that it is vital for people across the world today, both young and old, to understand the functioning of the human mind.
