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561BooksWild Women By Arundhathi Subramaniam
Published by Penguin Random House India, Wild Women by Arundhathi Subramaniam, the Sahitya Akademi Award winning poet, weaves together haunting voices of,...
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708BooksHINDU ASTROLOGY: MYTHS, SYMBOLS, AND REALITIES By Dr Anthony P. Stone
An authoritative classic on Hindu astrology, this book has been out of print for decades, and was originally published only in hardback....
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844BooksThe Scent of Fallen Stars By Aishwarya Jha
Penguin Random House is delighted to present the MOST PROMISING LITERARY DEBUT OF 2024. Introducing The Scent of Fallen Stars by Aishwarya...
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761BooksBefore I Forget – A Memoir By MK Raina
Before I Forget is a searing, heart-wrenching memoir of a Kashmiri forced to leave his home, who goes on to become a...
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599BooksThe Foresighted Ambedkar – Ideas That Shaped Indian Constitutional Discourse By Anurag Bhaskar
Dr Ambedkar’s role in the cause of social emancipation has been researched and written about extensively. His part in the drafting of...
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1.6KBooksCOVERSATIONS WITH THE CAREER DOCTOR – Women Thriving and Winning At Work By Saundarya Rajesh
With a focus on the obstacles and unique experiences faced by women professionals, Conversations with the Career Doctor, delivers a compelling and...
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549BooksThe Rumbling Earth – The Story of Indian Earthquakes By C P Rajendran, Kusala Rajendran
The renowned seismologists C.P. Rajendran and Kusala Rajendran offer a riveting story of the Indian earthquakes, their science, history and impact. Like...
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583BooksClash: Amazon Vs Walmart By Nirmalya Kumar
Published by Penguin Random House India, written by Nirmalya Kumar, who is currently the Lee Kong Chian professor of marketing at Singapore...
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643BooksLike Being Alive Twice By Dharini Bhaskar
Is there a moment so pliant that we can nudge it towards any future we desire? Sometimes I believe that there is...
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483BooksRoadwalker : A Few Miles On The Bharat Jodo Yatra By Dilip D’Souza
The length of India, though. Think of that. The magnitude of it takes my breath away, even months later. When next will...
