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Managing A Million Missions

995.00

India print edition available on: Amazon India

International print edition available on: Amazon US 

eBook available globally on Amazon Kindle

 

“This book is an invaluable resource of tools for NGO leaders facing challenges in managing their worthwhile missions towards success … It is full of practical advice, examples, and tools that are useful to me on a weekly basis. Together, Kumaran and Mathew have over 60 years of experience and expertise in NGO management, training, and leadership, across multiple countries. The publication of this book could not be more timely, given the trends and dynamics in today’s world.”

~ Steve Brescia, Executive Director, Groundswell International, Washington, D.C., USA.

Crests & Troughs

495.00

India print edition available on: Amazon India

eBook available globally on: Amazon Kindle

 

CRESTS & TROUGHS is the third in the “SIGHTS & INSIGHTS” series. It is a compilation of blogs based on the author’s real life experiences and his interactions with family, friends and colleagues. It is like a mirror to reflect upon and take away your own inferences.

Encounters

395.00

Encounters is an exceptional narrative. A political autobiography that highlights the dramatic turns of the author’s life and career, it traces her initiation into trade union activism, particularly her work in the coal mining areas in eastern India, as well as her transition from the social elite of pre-Independence Patiala to a life of political and social service in Bihar and Jharkhand.

 

Down The Road

495.00

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In the novel Down the Road Nonda Chatterjee recreates in vivid detail the values, morals and daily life of a class that was blindsided by the events of 1947. The anglicized Indian elite that served the British Raj as bureaucrats, lawyers, and career professionals faced a severe identity crisis after independence when their cosmopolitanism became suspect.