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1.7KUday Singh’s Pokhran : A Novel
The success of the ‘Smiling Buddha’ nuclear test marked the rise of India as a nuclear power in 1974. But what went...
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Overdraft : Saving the Indian Saver By Dr Urjit Patel
HarperCollins is proud to announce a topical and hard-hitting book by the highly respected macro economist and former RBI Governor Urjit Patel....
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Teamwork Arts Announces ‘Jaipur Literature Festival – WORDS ARE BRIDGES’ In Association With HarperCollins India
Language is not just a medium of expression but so much more. It is an embodiment of cultural identity, an affirmation of...
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Richa Gupta’s Slices Of Life – Stories Of Women In The Current Chaotic Times
An urban housewife looking for a suitable cook, a thieving maid, a bride-to-be planning her marriage, an adulterous husband, a woman whose...
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Karan Puri’s New Book #MeToo – Fiction Short Stories
Noted fiction author and food and lifestyle blogger Karan Puri launched his new book #MeToo – A collection of Short Stories. The...
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Q&A : Value Your Roots. Do Not Desecrate Historical Sites And Monuments – Shobha Nihalani
From the author of NINE trilogy (Penguin India), Unresolved – A psychological thriller (Hachette India), The Silent Monument (Tara Press) and Trikon...
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Penguin Random House India : An Extraordinary Life – A Biography Of Manohar Parrikar
This July 2020, Penguin Random House India is set to publish the extraordinary life story of Manohar Parikkar An Extraordinary Life: A...
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Coming In July By Penguin : GONER By Tazmeen Amna
This July, Penguin set to release a blazing fictional debut that takes you inside the tense and complicated mind of a modern...
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Penguin India’s Biggest Fantasy Novel- Hunted By The Sky By Bestselling Author Tanaz Bhathena
GUL HAS SPENT HER LIFE RUNNING. She has a star-shaped birthmark on her arm, and in the kingdom of Ambar, girls with...
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Fateful Triangle – How China Shaped US-India Relations During The Cold War
A key question today is whether India and the United States can or should develop ever-closer ties as a way of countering...
