The Ineligible Millionaire: “Learning about a boy who was so under-confident, who didn’t know how to speak English properly but honed his skills and became a millionaire is surely an inspirational read. I think a large part of the audience will be able to relate to it, be it students, young professionals or mid-senior level professionals. There is a bit for everyone. And, what I really loved about this book is it doesn’t preach you anything as such in the direct narrative instead there are so many underlying messages which are enough to motivate you.” – BooksAmaze
Tohfaa Shaaadi Ka: “Such a poetic summary of their beautiful step towards their new life. How amazing it is when your loved one writes every beautiful moment in poetry and dedicates it to you. It was more like cherishing every moment of their beautiful life.” – Preethika P, Goodreads
The Ineligible Millionaire: “Arjun’s character is somebody that you grow fond of as a reader because Arjun is literally the humblest guy in the world, somebody who works really hard, somebody who is trying his best to deal with all the distress in his life. Still, life keeps throwing curve balls at him while he tries to dodge them. He keeps getting hit by them, but he doesn’t stop, and that makes his character extremely inspiring. This is the kind of book that gives out the message that good things are just around the corner and you just have to keep going.” – Saumya’s Bookstation
Year 2016 - I was in Tustin, California. One morning I woke up and realised that tiny finger of my left hand had no movement. I saw a big gap between ring finger and tiny finger. Also, I realised there is stiffness in my left hand palm. I thought may be something which can be fixed by oil massage so I started doing oil massage of my left hand (fingers + palm) everyday with mustard oil. But things didn't change even after a week. I tried some of suggestions given on internet e.g. putting towel across elbow while sleeping, doing some exercises but no luck.
In the end I had to visit physician, he suggested to visit neurologist. I took appointment and visited where neurologist did x-ray and showed me report. He told that you have 'Cubital Tunnel Syndrome'. Ulnar nerve entrapment occurs when the ulnar nerve in the arm becomes compressed (squeezed or restricted) or irritated. The ulnar nerve is one of the three main nerves in your arm. It travels from your neck down into your hand and can be constricted in several places along the way, such as beneath the collarbone or at the wrist. The most common place for compression of the nerve is behind the inside part of the elbow. Ulnar nerve compression at the elbow is called cubital tunnel syndrome.
The treatment he suggested was elbow surgery. Also, suggested some exercises and towel to put across elbow while sleeping. I was taken a back after hearing surgery. I came home and then I talked to one of my colleague whose father was practicing homeopathy in India. She connected me with her father over a phone call, he asked me some questions. He suggested one medicine which was couriered to me at my place.
I took one tablet as prescribed by him. For about 3 weeks, I saw nothing. In 4th week I started seeing some movement in my tiny finger. But no progress after that. We were in 7th week and I was very impatient that no further results are coming. He advised me to be patient as we have to wait for next dose. As 8th week passed, he suggested me to take one tablet. It took nearly 10-12 weeks, some exercises, two tablets, towel across elbow while sleeping every night, to recover. I still thank my friend and her father who saved me from surgery.
