Code Name God by Mani Bhaumik is an inspirational and philosophical book that testifies the journey of a man who rises from penury to enormous success and fame. The book is published by Penguin Books and was published in the year 2006.
Synopsis
Mani Bhaumik in his book Code Name God refers to a good number of questions while blending the contradictory concepts of science and faith. The story seeks answers to issues such as what could be the relations between science and the faith of god or whether some how science is influential in the way our faith in God has been shaped and crystallized The author also relates to his own personal experiences where he gives vivid accounts of the turbulent times that he had to encounter during the famine in Bengal and the troubles that surfaced during the freedom struggle. His life and experiences and influences have been discussed with a hint of spirituality. This scientifically spiritual book is divided into three parts. The first part narrates the immense troubles that the author had to see in his initial days of extreme poverty. The second part deals with his journey into the world of science and the point in his life when he transformed into a multi millionaire and accumulated huge fame. The third part of the book deals with personal experiences of the author who has deeper affiliations with the world of spirituality.
About the Author
Mani Bhaumik was born in the village of Siuri in Midnapore, West Bengal. Bhaumik was much influenced by the forces of freedom fight and that of education. He is an Indian born US physicist and an author. He has penned certain other noteworthy books such as Ami Naren: Bideshe Vivekananda and Bishwa Jeebani: Biography of the Universe.
