Archana Gupta

Full mouth rehabilitation, also known as full mouth reconstruction, is a comprehensive dental treatment plan aimed at restoring the functionality, appearance, and health of a patient's entire mouth. It typically involves multiple procedures such as crowns, bridges, implants, veneers, and sometimes orthodontic treatment. The approach is customized to address issues like extensive tooth wear, misalignment, jaw pain, or damaged teeth, ensuring an improved bite and aesthetic appearance. By integrating various dental disciplines, full mouth rehab not only enhances oral health but also improves overall quality of life, confidence, and comfort in chewing, speaking, and smiling.

कार्यक्षेत्र से हूँ शिक्षाविद, दिल है कोमल भावों से भरा अनुभवों के ख़ज़ाने को यूँ शब्दों के जज़्बातों में ढला ख़ूबसूरती,नफ़ासत व नज़ाकत से भरी ये कहानियाँ कभी हँसाती,तो कभी खिलखिलाती और गुदगुदाती, सुखद सोच को रेशमी अल्फ़ाज़ो से है सज़ा कर यूँ रचा।

People say that I am a quarrelsome woman... - Tarabai, queen regent (1675-1761) The history of India, more often than not, is a history of its men. But the women have never been far behind (and, often, been ahead), although their role in shaping the nation is largely forgotten. In The Women Who Ruled India, writer and researcher Archana Garodia revives twenty-five such powerful women from the annals of history and gives us a glimpse into their fascinating, colourful lives. Among them are Begum Samru, a courtesan who went on to become the head of a mercenary army and the ruler of Sardhana, Meerut; Didda of Kashmir, known for her impeccable political instinct and a ruthlessness that spared no one, not even her lovers; Rani Abakka of Ullal, in modern Karnataka, who single-handedly fought off Portuguese colonizers; Karnavati of Garhwal the Nak-kati Rani who ordered the noses of Shah Jahan's troops to be chopped off after defeating them in battle; and Rani Mangammal of Madurai, a famed administrator who built political alliances at a time when going to war was the order of the day. Here are stories of valour and daring, leadership and diplomacy, courage and cunning, that continue to inspire centuries later. Interspersed with little-known anecdotes that showcase the human side of these heroic rulers, this book celebrates women who quarrelsome as they might have been were iconoclasts: unafraid to pave the way for thousands to come.

Sahityapedia organized a poetry competition on the topic Mother (Maa) in which hundreds of authors around the world submitted their poems. This book contains selected poems from that competition.

Sahityapedia organized a poetry competition on the topic Mother (Maa) in which hundreds of authors around the world submitted their poems. This book contains selected poems from that competition.

In 2017, Sahityapedia organized a Hindi Poetry Competition on the topic "Daughters" in which hundreds of authors from across the globe submitted their poems. These poems were read, reviewed and liked by lakhs of readers globally. The winners of the competition were awarded cash prizes. Then Sahityapedia published a beautiful Kavya Sangrah comprising of poems selected from the entries of the competition. "Pyaari Betiyaan" is a beautiful collection of 187 poems on the topic 'Daughters' penned by 187 authors from across the globe.

This is an attempt at understanding architecture as a defining feature in the identity of the public space and its influence on evolving modes of urbanism in India. Through a carefully curated list of over fifty vibrant landmarks across the length and breadth of India, this volume analyses and highlights the socio-cultural-functional strength of public spaces within the urban fabric of cities. Featuring evocative photographs and drawings, this volume strives to understand the mechanics of these built and open structures, and their influences on urban cityscapes. With insightful original research, the book is an invaluable resource for anyone wishing to understand the nature of the Indian urban public space.