IAS officer launches 'I am Possible' novel at Swami Vivekananda library

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An English novel ‘I am Possible’ by IAS officer Tarun Pithode was launched here on Sunday at Swami Vivekananda library.Published by Ocean books publishers New Delhi, the book was launched by Club literati, Bhopal. Already the book has gained popularity among the youngsters over social media.
An IAS Officer, Tarun hails from a small town Parasia in Chhindwara district. 
He has studied from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Barkuhi, before completing a degree in engineering from MANIT, Bhopal. He has worked with GE and Indian Railways before joining his dream career Indian Administrative Services. This is his first work of fiction. During the launch of the book, Tarun recited the story of the book. He said that it is an inspiring story of a young boy who hails from the small town aspiring to fulfill his dreams. 
He also said that in this book, the readers will find few glimpses of his personal life.It is a story of a struggling boy, Aditya, who goes on to achieve his dreams despite many odds. The novel takes the reader through Aditya's early childhood adventures to success in school and college. The college trekking expedition to Himalayas takes the reader through beautiful unique experiences of Himalayas where Aditya wins his love. 
It describes ways to understand the world in a different way and touches various social issues prevalent in India like caste, religion, child abuse, corruption and inflation.It talks of Inner Voice and mysticism of universal soul which are great guiding forces for a human being, provided he lowers his defense mechanisms to hear it. It is a philosophical, psychological and motivational story.
Tarun elaborating further said, “This book won't let its reader lose the battle of life. It will equip them to understand the world better and never get used by anybody. I strongly feel that this novel will provide energy to its readers to excel and succeed in life.”
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