Listen to Me, Ya!

In this book there are social and some political, regional, religious and linguistic issues discussed. It is written in the form of conversation between an elderly person and a youngster. The youngsters are eager to know how to gain health, wealth, fame and happiness in life. The aged person may not really be better informed but he or she has survived the complex path of life and ought to have learnt from life's experiences. What are his or her explanations of them? This book is for those readers who have a lot of free time and consider reading books as a sport that they like. The habit of reading books is not present in all educated people. There are many books that will not contain anything that some people consider to be of use to them. An author always writes those things that he or she considers as worthy of reading. But the reader will decide what is to be read and what is really useful.