Nothing is Impossible (Eight Inspiring Profiles)

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About the Book A soldier par excellence, Lance Naik Albert Ekka, though grievously injured, single-handedly turned the tide against Pakistan to win us the 1971 war... With one leg amputated and the bones of the other held together by a rod, what impossible feat did Arunima Sinha achieve?... Is it possible to create a forest on a barren land? That, too, by a single man?... Can there be a greater tribute to a player when his name becomes synonymous with the sport he played? Dilip Tirkey's speed and tackling skill took Indian hockey to great heights.... Having lost his eyesight in childhood, Jawahar Lal Kaul created a world of opportunities for the visually impaired, almost at par with the sighted... As a child, Naveen Pandey wondered why there were very few doctors to treat animals? On growing up naturally that was his first choice. How then did he come to be known as messiah for the animals!... With sand on the beach as his canvas, how did a 10-year-old school dropout become an internationally-acclaimed sand artist?... Educated by sheer chance, Wangari Muta Maathai, utilized the opportunity to earn herself a doctorate. What led her to win the Nobel Prize for Peace...?

Eight profiles...eight inspiring tales...make this collection.