How to Avoid Tension and Achieve Peace in Life” is a book that tells us something special lucidly and simply for the development of mind. It explains how our mind can be moulded into a disciplined, pragmatic and better driving force.
We can learn from this how to control our mind, make self-sufficient, apply right role playing to the individual as per our relations, build pleasant personality, understand affects of depression like many chronic diseases, say, Diabetes, High blood pressure, Cardiac failure etc. This book teaches every individual to make him responsible and sincere to the work and employer, not to be fault finder and quarrelsome person, not to be revenge minded person etc. It teaches us to be a tolerant and sober people. It gives us tips on work place, management of office boss domestic financial management and so on.
This book makes us tension free, removes all our evil wills including depression, divorce, attempt to commit suicide and murder etc. and help achieve peace in life. Without peace no body can be an efficient and intelligent person. And only an efficient and intelligent person shines up in his life. Thus, this is applicable for every body of all age’s right from students to oldest person waiting for last call from almighty God.

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Author, Pritis Chandra Majumdar, was born in 1943, a year of historical famine, in a very remote village of Bangladesh. But he, along with his father and grandma, had to leave his birth land due to political reason, and head for Independent India. After moving here and there for a shelter, he ultimately settled at Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Pritis C Majumdar is a voluntarily retired Indian Railway Service Mechanical Engineer (IRSME), and has an MBA (specialized in Human Resources Management) with a formal back up in Industrial Engineering and post-graduate degree in political science. His studies and experimentation on human nature from all angles, thus, became his passion during his working life dealing with varieties of people at all levels of economy, social status, both domestic and work-life.
He also travelled from village to village and enriched his practical knowledges and implemented in real life to avoid Tensions and achieve Peace.
After traveling from village to village for many years, he concludes that peace in life is not fully dependent upon materialistic happiness... rather it is dependent upon nature of mind or psychology under which environment, family and educational institution he or she has been brought up. Thus, to get peace in life, we have to learn how to achieve peace controlling our desires and mind.
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