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Books
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522HarperCollins India : STRANGE By Shreya Sen-Handley
Imagine: A disenchanted wife embarks on a one-night stand… A wheelchair-bound poet comes home to roost, upsetting the balance of his career’s...
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586HarperCollins India : 2019: The Modi Election By Rajdeep Sardesai
‘If the 2014 elections changed India, 2019 might well have defined what “new India” is likely to be all about.’ On 23...
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533JEFFREY ARCHER Is Back! NOTHING VENTURED
NOTHING VENTURED heralds the start of a brand new series in the style of Jeffrey Archer’s #1 Sunday Times bestselling THE CLIFTON...
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523HarperCollins India : The Shape of Things To Come: An Impassioned View By Markandey Katju
India is in the throes of transition—from a primarily feudal agrarian society to a modern, industrial one. For the transition to be...
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482Penguin To Publish The Story Of Iconic Screen Goddess Sridevi
Penguin Random House India announces the acquisition of the book on the iconic Indian cinema legend, Sridevi, written by author and screenwriter...
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516The Patient Assassin – A True Tale Of Massacre, Revenge And The Raj By Anita Anand
‘Reads like something from a thriller…colourful, detailed and meticulously researched’ Sunday Times ‘Gripping from start to finish’ Peter Frankopan, author of The...
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583HarperCollins India : Bimal Jalan’s New Book Resurgent India
From one of the country’s foremost experts on the political economy, this book is an authoritative guide to fulfilling India’s potential. India...
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400Harper Collins India : The Virtual Hindu Rashtra By Rohit Chopra
From websites devoted to battling a ‘Left-liberal’ media ecosystem to the formidable internet army of Hindu Right volunteers, from online narratives of...
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471Penguin Set To Release The Messenger By Shiv Malik
Every reporter knows the first rule of journalism: never betray your source. But what if your source turns out to be unworthy...
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695A Gandhian Affair By Sanjay Suri
Hindi cinema, ever since Independence, has revolved almost entirely around issues of sex and money. This may seem odd given the conservative...
