The motivational book F5, written by senior Indian Revenue Service officer Sanjay Agrawal, was released on the occasion of Valentine’s Day at the main auditorium of The Institution of Engineers (India), Nagpur. The program was jointly organized by the Global Journalists and Writers Association and the Nagpur Chapter of the Institution of Engineers.
Senior Chartered Accountant and Gita scholar Ravindra Ganeriwala, author and social worker Madhu Singhi, Secretary of the Institution of Engineers Nagpur Jayant Joshi attended as chief guests, while senior litterateur and former editor of Khanan Bharati Rajendra Patoria presided over the function. All dignitaries shared their views about the book.
After the release, RTI trainer Naveen Agrawal introduced the book and remarked that if he were a doctor, he would certainly prescribe F5 to his patients. He described it as a useful work capable of bringing positive change in life.
Ravindra Ganeriwala called the book an important achievement and said it is worth reading for everyone. Madhu Singhi described the author as a real hero and said the book has the power to mentally refresh readers. Jayant Joshi shared information about the institution’s activities, congratulated the author, and expressed hope for his next book soon. In his presidential address, Rajendra Patoria said the book is deeply connected with practical life and provides new direction to readers.
As a special invited speaker, CRPF SP Deepak Gawai congratulated the author, shared his experiences, and presented patriotic poetry.
During the program, the author’s wife Shalini Agrawal described the book as her Valentine’s gift, while his son Shubhrit called it another victory for his father. Daughter-in-law Apoorva said it is a book that should be read from the heart.
Author Sanjay Agrawal shared his journey from writing to publication and expressed gratitude to all supporters. The book’s editor and President of the Global Journalists and Writers Association, Sandeep Agrawal, said the book brought positive changes in his life.
The program was compered by Madhuri Mishra, and the vote of thanks was delivered by Dr. Pravin Dabli. He appreciated all contributors to the successful organization of the event, especially Dr. Jugal Kishore Agrawal, Saurabh Singh, Pushpansh Tayal, Anang Kawale, Aditya Singh, Prajjwal Khandelwal, and Kaushik Maske.
A large number of prominent intellectuals, writers, and social workers from the city were present, including Rajendra Chandorkar, Jagdish Chandra Gupta, Gyaneshwar Thakre, Dr. Uday Bodhankar, Jayprakash Parekh, Abhay Bhave, Vijay Gupte, Dr. Sanjay Ugemuge, Mateen Khan, Ramanuj Asawa, Ajay Girhe, Pratap Shukla, Dr. Pravin Varadkar, Dr. Kalpesh Upadhyay, CA Mahendra Jain, CA Naresh Jakotiya, Ashish Tayal, Reema Chaddha, Ketan Goyal, Premprakash Dubey, Prakash Mahule, Vinod Duseja, Purushottam Raj Gadkar, Manisha Khandelwal, Shaumik Shrivastava, Dr. Pragya Mathur Kumar, Dr. Prakhar Kumar, Advocate Rohan Gautam, Manan Dhondekar, Komal Mohatkar, Dr. Rishi Agrawal, Satish Sarda, Nagesh Farkade, Mohammad Arshad, Vijayashree Khanonkar, CA Sachin Agrawal, and many other literature enthusiasts.
