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We love reading Safari – a knowledge magazine from India; as almost each and every issue of it is worth the money and time you spend to read it. The magazine is running since many years. In fact they have started English edition of Safari which eventually couldn't survive after running successfully for some time (Safari – January 2015 – English edition). It's Gujarati edition runs smoothly and have good reader's base.
On a side note, the publication house itself have seen three generations of remarkable writers of the same family. Vijaygupta Maurya (pen name of Vijayshankar Morarji Vasu) have started writing articles about scientific stuffs. His articles were full of knowledge and his writing style was very interesting. He wrote with many pen names. You can follow this article to read more about him. His son Nagendra Vijay continued the legacy effectively. He is blessed with the same interesting writing style. Nagendra Vijay's son Harshal Pushkarna runs the publication house now. Of course Nagendra Vijay is still active and contributes in each issue of the magazine.
These 3 fellows from different generation gives us a good example of what the word 'legacy' means and how it should be carried forward.
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Anyway, we can talk about their contribution to the field of literature some other time, but today let us discuss about the April 2017 issue of Safari Magazine (Gujarati Edition). The issue is out in the market quite on time and we have completed reading it a couple of days ago. Here are out personal unbiased views and reviews for the same.
Cover Page:
Let us start with the cover page of the issue, as it is going to make the first impression on the reader's (or potential reader's) mind – for the issue, even before reading it.
Safari Magazine (Gujarati Edition) April 2017 issue – Cover Page
The cover page uses cheerful colors (and more focused on dark red, brown, black, white colors precisely), making it attractive and decent at the same time. It creates the impression of a no-nonsense magazine with valuable articles.
The Editorial:
This issue's editorial is quite interesting. The editor talks about his meeting with Bana Singh a soldier (Subedar Major and Honorary Captain) of Indian Army. Bana Singh is very respected in army and civilian both the circles and he was awarded Param Vir Chakra (the highest gallantry award in Indian Armed Forces) for the display of ultimate bravery in adverse condition. He was also the one who led (as Naib Subedar) a team to conquer the highest peak in Siachen (during Operation Rajiv). It is worth to note that the peak was named as 'Bana Post' in his honour. Meeting such a remarkable soldier (now retired) is definitely one of the best moments of the editor's life.
I would also like to point out the message reflected in the last lines of a small article about various largest statues around the world. It is all about humanity and people.
The Ghazi Attack:
It is an irony that we often got to know much about some remarkable historical incidents only after they came to limelight due to it's portrayal on silver screen. Some movies does a remarkable job to talk about such incidents. The list includes (but not limited to) Airlift, Gaur Hari Dastaan, Khele Hum Jee Jaan Se, and many more. (Many of the biopics like Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Mary Kom, Paan Singh Tomar, Neerja,… draws our interest in some real life heroes.) Adding to the list is one of the recently released Hindi film, The Ghazi Attack.
While movie makers have their own way to portray the incidents, the movie is definitely a good watch. The incident was kept secrets for years, and the reason of the destruction of Pakistan's submarine PNS Ghazi is still disputed; there is no way to explore it with 100% authenticity.
There is a detailed article written by ace author Nagendra Vijay in this issue about how PNS Ghazi was sent to hunt for INS Vikrant. In addition it talks about how armed forces of India (that is Bharat) have acted-reacted wisely and INS Rajput was sent to hunt for the hunter. It also talks about the role of American embassy (and spys) in the mission, in favor of Pakistan (which is not explored in the movie). The article is very detailed and still makes you want to know more about it. It is the success of the writer in that regards. It is worth to purchase the issue of the magazine just to read this single article.
Here are some external links you would like to follow to know more :
This 12 page article also contains some historical photos of remaining of submarine Ghazi.
Safari Magazine Japan
Insas Rifle:
Safari Magazine For Kids
The idea behind making INSAS Rifle was to be self dependent for India in terms of combat weapons. The rifle have its pros and cons both.
Now the government is taking a decision to make INSAS retired and go for some other better alternative of the same.
There is a 6 page long article in this issue about INSAS rifle and whether it should be retired. The article is worth reading. D. N. Kaushik have wrote this article in interesting manner.
Here is an external link we like you to visit to know more about this rifle.
Insas Rifle article Wikipedia
Born to Eat:
This is quite light reading article. Harshal Pushkarna have started this article with a real life incident happened in the office of the magazine itself. Then it goes ahead with the examples of some food challenges which seemed unachievable, but were achieved marginally. You can read the article in the light spirit only and you will enjoy.
Bizarre sleeping habits:
Another article which can be read in the spirit of light reading, but, actually contains some interesting information. It talks about the sleeping habits of successful people like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein and then the focus goes to various animals including mammals and their sleeping habits and requirements. The article can give you the idea about the diversity the nature have implanted in various species to let them survive.
In addition the regular segments and Q/A sections are there which makes the magazine a worth to go for option.
Overall a really nice magazine issue which is worth to go for.
The only limitation is, it is written in a regional language, making it's target readership limited.
Do let us know your views about this article via comments below, we like to read you. And yes, do not forget to share this article with your friends who you think are interested in quality reading. Also subscribe to our newsletter, to get notified periodically about the articles we publish.
Related reading for you:
It is said that the knowledge is the new currency. Actually, the knowledge had always been the universal currency since ages. It is up to us how and when we are able to truly recognize it.
Considering it, we always try to read knowledge magazines and publish our genuine and unbiased views and reviews for the same. Of course, it would be unfair to just say the product is bad or good and give it 3, 4 or even 5 stars, considering the efforts of many people behind making the product what it is. Reviewing a product is easier than conceiving the idea of the same and bring it to the life. At the same time, there are tonnes of papers published every day in the form of books, newspapers, magazines and in other formats. Considering the shortage of time we have, it is impossible to read all them and each and every subject doesn't interest all. That is why genuine and unbiased reviews about a media are quite important. It helps the interested ones in making the purchase (or even reading) decisions more effectively.
Let us start the magazine reviews for the year 2018, with the January 2018 issue of Safari – a knowledge magazine in Gujarati from India.
Safari Magazine – Gujarati Edition – January 2018 Issue – Cover Page
The cover page of the issue is really attractive and intriguing. A stack of BitCoins with a title suggesting a detailed article about the same inside is really appealing. I am sure that many of the young enthusiasts and investors are curious to know more about BitCoin, and some might be planning to invest in the same as well. They will surely pick this issue to get the authentic information about BitCoin. The cover page is interesting in terms of Information and color scheme both.
We have mentioned the importance of the editorial in any magazine or for that matter in any media as per our vision in many previous articles, so I am not going to repeat it. But, yes, the editorial definitely provides a chance to connect the editor with the readers directly and express his/her vision behind the issue and content of the same.
What you will keep with you after reading the editorial are the following lines:
कभी वो दिन भी आएगा, जब आजाद होंगे हम । ये जमीं अपनी होगी, ये आसमाँ अपना होगा ।
शहीदों की चिताओं पर लगेंगे हर बरस मेले । वतन पर मर मिटने वालों का यही नामोनिशाँ होगा ।
These are the lines of Shaheed Bhagat Singh who was hanged to death along with another two more patriots of the same regard Sukhdev and Rajguru. I want to ask you to frankly analyze the current political and social situation in India and find an answer yourselves whether we are able to create such environment even after 70 years of Independence. What you will find shocking in the editorial is the fact mentioned in it, that official Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru are not officially awarded as Shaheed!!!
Usually, we don't talk about the 'reader's reactions' which the magazine has received for its previous issues. But one reaction in this issue makes me talk about it. It is when a reader went to a bookstore to buy the book 'Aa Chhe Siachen' (This is Siachen – Gujarati version) the person at bookstore considered the book as a book about China! How ignorant are we? It is saddening, of course.
Also the discussion (as the reaction is responded as well) about whether the Safari team has a soft corner for the current government. The points raised by the editor are logical and should be considered before considering Safari team is biased towards this or for that matter any government. Actually, the editorial of this issue proves that it is reflecting facts and publishing the same. Of course, I am not here to fight the case in favor of the editor, but, this is something which needs to be brought in-front, as we review the magazine as a 'knowledge magazine' and the knowledge cannot afford to be biased.
The theme article of the issue is about BitCoin, a 'Crypto Currency'. In short, BitCoin is a virtual currency and any currency is as strong as it is widely acknowledged. Some countries are accepting it's existence and acknowledge trading by the same while the others are not. Some countries have decided to consider the conversion of BitCoins into any currency (Eg, INR, USD) as a Capital gain and thus levy a remarkable tax on the same. It affects largely to one of the core purposes of such currencies. Also, there is a huge suspense about the person(s) who has/have invented BitCoin. Well, the one who've invented it certainly holds a large number of BitCoins, and eventually, he/she need to convert it into any regular currency. While such a huge transaction cannot remain unhidden from the authorities and eventually the person behind BitCoins will not remain undetected.
[A video by Austin Evans, explaining 'What is a BitCoin?']
The article is written nicely and is long enough to provide most of the information. I think that it still has some points written which may found tough to digest by the readers. The readers are expected to read a few points more than once to understand them better. It is definitely worth reading article. Such informative articles are not available, especially in regional languages. When more and more countries, including India, are making their stand clear about BitCoins, it is an on-time article.
[RajyaSabha TV – Talking about BitCoins, recent activities in the area, and Finance Ministry of India's views on the same]
The day of April 14, 1944, is written as one of the most tragic days in the history of Mumbai (then Bombay)'s Victoria deck. A ship named 'Fort Stikine' loaded fully with ammunition and Gold plates was blasted with so much integrity that Ho Chi Minh (then Saigon)'s seismic lab (which is located at around 3730 Kms from Mumbai) noted it as a possible earthquake in its records!
Here are some of the public domain videos available on YouTube regarding that tragic event:
This incident was covered in a magazine named 'Flash' in a series of articles by famous Gujarati author Nagendra Vijay. As there is a lot more information available about the incident through various sources including documents, statements of the people who survived or witnessed it, investigation reports and other; Nagandra Vijay has decided to rewrite the same thriller by including this new information. The first segment of the series is available in this issue. It is very detailed and written in really interesting manner. Related photographs, maps, and illustrations are included to enhance the reading experience. I recommend you to read this article and watch out for the future issues of Safari for upcoming segments of the same.
While it was not so ancient as mentioned in the title above, the Dholavira civilization was from the time of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro times. Located in Gujarat state of India Dholavira is considered as one of the most remarkable sites by the Archeological survey department of India. The remains of a well-planned and well-facilitated city found at Dholavira talks a lot about the 'way of living' of the people there during that time.
Dholavira and Khambhat both were ports at that time and the huge rivers were used as a travel-line those days. What possibly could have happened then, which resulted in the loss of these cities and civilization?
Digambar Vyas comes up with an interesting article studded with well-researched facts and analysis trying to answer these questions. Digambar's research is remarkable. And the article is presented in a really good way. You should keep looking at various maps provided in the article while reading it, to understand the things in better ways. It is definitely a good experience for me to read the article. While we do not and should not stop admiring efforts of the historians in other countries to find the facts about the older times by analysing remains available these days, we must not skip doing same for the stuff available at our own land.
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Those who love archeology and interesting in exploring history will find the article more interesting but I will recommend it to everyone.
The FacFinder segment is a Q/A segment where some of the interesting questions by curious readers are answered in interesting ways.
An interesting article about how to 'architect' the plants and trees to become something usable, talks about the subject I have read about for the first time and found worth reading.
The information about the 'Goldfinger Ants' will amaze you. It will also pin-point the way the truth turns into myth and then fiction.
Janet jackson number ones cd 2 zip. Download safari gujarati magazine 280 for FREE. All formats available for PC, Mac, eBook Readers and other mobile devices. Download safari gujarati magazine 280.pdf.
Gujarati Pdf Books
Anyway, we can talk about their contribution to the field of literature some other time, but today let us discuss about the April 2017 issue of Safari Magazine (Gujarati Edition). The issue is out in the market quite on time and we have completed reading it a couple of days ago. Here are out personal unbiased views and reviews for the same.
Cover Page:
Let us start with the cover page of the issue, as it is going to make the first impression on the reader's (or potential reader's) mind – for the issue, even before reading it.
Safari Magazine (Gujarati Edition) April 2017 issue – Cover Page
The cover page uses cheerful colors (and more focused on dark red, brown, black, white colors precisely), making it attractive and decent at the same time. It creates the impression of a no-nonsense magazine with valuable articles.
The Editorial:
This issue's editorial is quite interesting. The editor talks about his meeting with Bana Singh a soldier (Subedar Major and Honorary Captain) of Indian Army. Bana Singh is very respected in army and civilian both the circles and he was awarded Param Vir Chakra (the highest gallantry award in Indian Armed Forces) for the display of ultimate bravery in adverse condition. He was also the one who led (as Naib Subedar) a team to conquer the highest peak in Siachen (during Operation Rajiv). It is worth to note that the peak was named as 'Bana Post' in his honour. Meeting such a remarkable soldier (now retired) is definitely one of the best moments of the editor's life.
I would also like to point out the message reflected in the last lines of a small article about various largest statues around the world. It is all about humanity and people.
The Ghazi Attack:
It is an irony that we often got to know much about some remarkable historical incidents only after they came to limelight due to it's portrayal on silver screen. Some movies does a remarkable job to talk about such incidents. The list includes (but not limited to) Airlift, Gaur Hari Dastaan, Khele Hum Jee Jaan Se, and many more. (Many of the biopics like Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Mary Kom, Paan Singh Tomar, Neerja,… draws our interest in some real life heroes.) Adding to the list is one of the recently released Hindi film, The Ghazi Attack.
While movie makers have their own way to portray the incidents, the movie is definitely a good watch. The incident was kept secrets for years, and the reason of the destruction of Pakistan's submarine PNS Ghazi is still disputed; there is no way to explore it with 100% authenticity.
There is a detailed article written by ace author Nagendra Vijay in this issue about how PNS Ghazi was sent to hunt for INS Vikrant. In addition it talks about how armed forces of India (that is Bharat) have acted-reacted wisely and INS Rajput was sent to hunt for the hunter. It also talks about the role of American embassy (and spys) in the mission, in favor of Pakistan (which is not explored in the movie). The article is very detailed and still makes you want to know more about it. It is the success of the writer in that regards. It is worth to purchase the issue of the magazine just to read this single article.
Here are some external links you would like to follow to know more :
This 12 page article also contains some historical photos of remaining of submarine Ghazi.
Safari Magazine Japan
Insas Rifle:
Safari Magazine For Kids
The idea behind making INSAS Rifle was to be self dependent for India in terms of combat weapons. The rifle have its pros and cons both.
Now the government is taking a decision to make INSAS retired and go for some other better alternative of the same.
There is a 6 page long article in this issue about INSAS rifle and whether it should be retired. The article is worth reading. D. N. Kaushik have wrote this article in interesting manner.
Here is an external link we like you to visit to know more about this rifle.
Insas Rifle article Wikipedia
Born to Eat:
This is quite light reading article. Harshal Pushkarna have started this article with a real life incident happened in the office of the magazine itself. Then it goes ahead with the examples of some food challenges which seemed unachievable, but were achieved marginally. You can read the article in the light spirit only and you will enjoy.
Bizarre sleeping habits:
Another article which can be read in the spirit of light reading, but, actually contains some interesting information. It talks about the sleeping habits of successful people like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein and then the focus goes to various animals including mammals and their sleeping habits and requirements. The article can give you the idea about the diversity the nature have implanted in various species to let them survive.
In addition the regular segments and Q/A sections are there which makes the magazine a worth to go for option.
Overall a really nice magazine issue which is worth to go for.
The only limitation is, it is written in a regional language, making it's target readership limited.
Do let us know your views about this article via comments below, we like to read you. And yes, do not forget to share this article with your friends who you think are interested in quality reading. Also subscribe to our newsletter, to get notified periodically about the articles we publish.
Related reading for you:
It is said that the knowledge is the new currency. Actually, the knowledge had always been the universal currency since ages. It is up to us how and when we are able to truly recognize it.
Considering it, we always try to read knowledge magazines and publish our genuine and unbiased views and reviews for the same. Of course, it would be unfair to just say the product is bad or good and give it 3, 4 or even 5 stars, considering the efforts of many people behind making the product what it is. Reviewing a product is easier than conceiving the idea of the same and bring it to the life. At the same time, there are tonnes of papers published every day in the form of books, newspapers, magazines and in other formats. Considering the shortage of time we have, it is impossible to read all them and each and every subject doesn't interest all. That is why genuine and unbiased reviews about a media are quite important. It helps the interested ones in making the purchase (or even reading) decisions more effectively.
Let us start the magazine reviews for the year 2018, with the January 2018 issue of Safari – a knowledge magazine in Gujarati from India.
Safari Magazine – Gujarati Edition – January 2018 Issue – Cover Page
The cover page of the issue is really attractive and intriguing. A stack of BitCoins with a title suggesting a detailed article about the same inside is really appealing. I am sure that many of the young enthusiasts and investors are curious to know more about BitCoin, and some might be planning to invest in the same as well. They will surely pick this issue to get the authentic information about BitCoin. The cover page is interesting in terms of Information and color scheme both.
We have mentioned the importance of the editorial in any magazine or for that matter in any media as per our vision in many previous articles, so I am not going to repeat it. But, yes, the editorial definitely provides a chance to connect the editor with the readers directly and express his/her vision behind the issue and content of the same.
What you will keep with you after reading the editorial are the following lines:
कभी वो दिन भी आएगा, जब आजाद होंगे हम । ये जमीं अपनी होगी, ये आसमाँ अपना होगा ।
शहीदों की चिताओं पर लगेंगे हर बरस मेले । वतन पर मर मिटने वालों का यही नामोनिशाँ होगा ।
These are the lines of Shaheed Bhagat Singh who was hanged to death along with another two more patriots of the same regard Sukhdev and Rajguru. I want to ask you to frankly analyze the current political and social situation in India and find an answer yourselves whether we are able to create such environment even after 70 years of Independence. What you will find shocking in the editorial is the fact mentioned in it, that official Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru are not officially awarded as Shaheed!!!
Usually, we don't talk about the 'reader's reactions' which the magazine has received for its previous issues. But one reaction in this issue makes me talk about it. It is when a reader went to a bookstore to buy the book 'Aa Chhe Siachen' (This is Siachen – Gujarati version) the person at bookstore considered the book as a book about China! How ignorant are we? It is saddening, of course.
Also the discussion (as the reaction is responded as well) about whether the Safari team has a soft corner for the current government. The points raised by the editor are logical and should be considered before considering Safari team is biased towards this or for that matter any government. Actually, the editorial of this issue proves that it is reflecting facts and publishing the same. Of course, I am not here to fight the case in favor of the editor, but, this is something which needs to be brought in-front, as we review the magazine as a 'knowledge magazine' and the knowledge cannot afford to be biased.
The theme article of the issue is about BitCoin, a 'Crypto Currency'. In short, BitCoin is a virtual currency and any currency is as strong as it is widely acknowledged. Some countries are accepting it's existence and acknowledge trading by the same while the others are not. Some countries have decided to consider the conversion of BitCoins into any currency (Eg, INR, USD) as a Capital gain and thus levy a remarkable tax on the same. It affects largely to one of the core purposes of such currencies. Also, there is a huge suspense about the person(s) who has/have invented BitCoin. Well, the one who've invented it certainly holds a large number of BitCoins, and eventually, he/she need to convert it into any regular currency. While such a huge transaction cannot remain unhidden from the authorities and eventually the person behind BitCoins will not remain undetected.
[A video by Austin Evans, explaining 'What is a BitCoin?']
The article is written nicely and is long enough to provide most of the information. I think that it still has some points written which may found tough to digest by the readers. The readers are expected to read a few points more than once to understand them better. It is definitely worth reading article. Such informative articles are not available, especially in regional languages. When more and more countries, including India, are making their stand clear about BitCoins, it is an on-time article.
[RajyaSabha TV – Talking about BitCoins, recent activities in the area, and Finance Ministry of India's views on the same]
The day of April 14, 1944, is written as one of the most tragic days in the history of Mumbai (then Bombay)'s Victoria deck. A ship named 'Fort Stikine' loaded fully with ammunition and Gold plates was blasted with so much integrity that Ho Chi Minh (then Saigon)'s seismic lab (which is located at around 3730 Kms from Mumbai) noted it as a possible earthquake in its records!
Here are some of the public domain videos available on YouTube regarding that tragic event:
This incident was covered in a magazine named 'Flash' in a series of articles by famous Gujarati author Nagendra Vijay. As there is a lot more information available about the incident through various sources including documents, statements of the people who survived or witnessed it, investigation reports and other; Nagandra Vijay has decided to rewrite the same thriller by including this new information. The first segment of the series is available in this issue. It is very detailed and written in really interesting manner. Related photographs, maps, and illustrations are included to enhance the reading experience. I recommend you to read this article and watch out for the future issues of Safari for upcoming segments of the same.
While it was not so ancient as mentioned in the title above, the Dholavira civilization was from the time of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro times. Located in Gujarat state of India Dholavira is considered as one of the most remarkable sites by the Archeological survey department of India. The remains of a well-planned and well-facilitated city found at Dholavira talks a lot about the 'way of living' of the people there during that time.
Dholavira and Khambhat both were ports at that time and the huge rivers were used as a travel-line those days. What possibly could have happened then, which resulted in the loss of these cities and civilization?
Digambar Vyas comes up with an interesting article studded with well-researched facts and analysis trying to answer these questions. Digambar's research is remarkable. And the article is presented in a really good way. You should keep looking at various maps provided in the article while reading it, to understand the things in better ways. It is definitely a good experience for me to read the article. While we do not and should not stop admiring efforts of the historians in other countries to find the facts about the older times by analysing remains available these days, we must not skip doing same for the stuff available at our own land.
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Those who love archeology and interesting in exploring history will find the article more interesting but I will recommend it to everyone.
The FacFinder segment is a Q/A segment where some of the interesting questions by curious readers are answered in interesting ways.
An interesting article about how to 'architect' the plants and trees to become something usable, talks about the subject I have read about for the first time and found worth reading.
The information about the 'Goldfinger Ants' will amaze you. It will also pin-point the way the truth turns into myth and then fiction.
I will suggest you to not to skip any of these segments.
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Definitely a worth reading issue which gives you the maximum return for the money and time you spend on it. A recommended read. The only limitation is, it is published in a regional language, thus making its reach limited.
Do let us know your views about this article via comments below, we like to read you. And yes, do not forget to share this article with your friends who you think are interested in quality reading. Also subscribe to our newsletter, to get notified periodically about the articles we publish.
Related reading for you:
