In this revised and enlarged edition of their established textbook, Gavin Drewry and Tony Butcher bring their wide-ranging, critical survey of the Britsh civil service fully up-to-date, concluding with an examination of the nature and significance of the 'Next Steps' programme which is currently transforming the structure and management of the civil service.
The book explores the existence of a global Vedic culture that thrived until the Mahabharat War 5,000 years ago. It highlights how this peaceful way of life persisted in regions of Russia and Ukraine until around 1,200 years ago, revealing a lesser-known historical narrative about the cultural and spiritual legacy of the Vedic tradition. The text delves into the implications of this continuity and its eventual decline, offering insights into the historical context of Vedic civilization.
The book introduces an innovative approach for children to learn multiplication tables by encouraging them to create the tables themselves. This method not only makes learning more engaging but also highlights the underlying patterns in numbers, connecting mathematical concepts to the interests of contemporary scientists.