CM Siddaramaiah Praises the Book Written by Santhosh Lad’s Son, Karan Kalad.
Bangalore: CM Siddaramaiah wished that A Glitch in the Simulator, authored by Labour Minister Santhosh Lad’s son Karan Lad, was a fine book about the priorities that people should have in the struggle between life and death.
As CM Siddaramaiah was unable to participate in the public dedication program held on Wednesday at a private hotel, Santhosh Lad couple and author Karan Lad met CM Siddaramaiah on Friday and presented the work.
He could not attend the work release program due to the pressures of the assembly proceedings. In the conflict between birth and death, he selected the essence of the philosophy of what should be the priorities of a human being and created the work. Let it be a milestone in Indian literary genre. He blessed them to continue in literature cultivation.
About the work
Titled A Glitch on the Simulation, this philosophical work was written and narrated by Santhosh Lad’s son Karan Lad. 17 year old Karan studying second PUC. Inspired by the writings of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, he talks about religion, values, fears, insecurities and attempts to find the true meaning of life. Karan Lad has a great love for the game of football. Over the last two years he has developed his interest in the field of art and cinema and is pursuing his further studies in the field of art and cinema.
Encouraged by his parents, Karan explores material values, human values and beliefs, clarifying the path he treads to discover about himself and the world he lives in. This book is the result of a young man’s serious effort to find himself and find the truth.
Consisting of seven chapters, this work sheds light on many concepts and ideas of the past and present. This work raises philosophical questions about the values of human life while trying to provide a new perspective, different perspectives. Attempts to find answers about religions and cultural values and ethics in the present context of the modern world.
This work provides a brief introduction to the deep definition of human existence, philosophical concepts, beliefs and the search for truth. It provokes doubt and mistrust of many of the theories and rules that exist in our natural modern world and forces us to debate.
The concept of heaven and hell is discussed in the work quite logically. The politics that govern societies along with wealth, power, religion, death, and spiritual beliefs are precisely what needs to be denied them. Expresses a different perspective on the impact that teenagers’ fiercely independent thoughts have on their lives. This work asserts that it is healthy to accept happiness and sadness equally and maintain balance.
