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Book by Ranjit Desai on Madhavrao Peshva

Informative session about the important personality.Ranjit Desai (8 April 1928 – 6 March 1992) was a popular Marathi writer from Maharashtra, India. He is best known for his historical novels Swami and Shriman Yogi. He was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1964 and the Padma Shri in 1973.

Ranjit Nijjer is a Melbourne authority on techno and electronic music with over twelve years of experience playing in and around Australia's techno city.  One project (amongst various others) that is well associated with Ranjit is Technoir, one of the longest running techno parties in the city. Last December, Technoir held its 13th annual Christmas party, highlighting the parties.  Ranjit constructs his mix using a four-channel digital set-up, combining loops, effects, field recordings, samples and complete pieces of music to create the best possible experience for the audience at the moment. We shot Ranjit a few questions to pick his brain about all things techno. To read the full interview, head to this link --> http://www.bomphcast.com/ranjit-nijjer-techno-podcast/

In this episode, Yasmin chats to Ranjit Sond – President of the UK’s Society of Asian Lawyers (https://www.societyofasianlawyers.co.uk).Ranjit is a former personal injury lawyer and now works for the Government Legal Department. In this conversation, he talks candidly about his career and the motivations behind the decisions he’s made to shape it.In his role as President for the Society of Asian Lawyers, Ranjit’s focus includes helping to foster more diverse talent in the profession. He’s also working hard to address the problem of sexual abuse and harassment within the industry.It's clear that Ranjit's compassion for others has driven his work and been of great personal value to the people he's been able to help. His (borrowed) advice to keep your mind at its peak by giving it plenty of rest will stick with us at The Hearing. But there's plenty to be learned from Ranjit, so enjoy! Find out more at tr.com/TheHearing