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Dogboy v Catfish
₹595.00Indian print edition also available on: Amazon India
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On the day of her second wedding, Katherine Fisher, aka ‘Catfish,’ set the date for her divorce. In precisely 18 months, she would be entitled to half of their combined assets and receive maintenance payments until her five-year-old daughter, Emma, turns 18. Just as Catfish was about to take her husband, Lindsay ‘Dogboy’ Kramer (a successful businessman and dog whisperer) to the cleaners, he goes missing.
Catfish is in a race against time to get hold of Dogboy’s assets before the police get hold of her. One question remains – is Dogboy dead or alive?
Moon Flow of the Soul: Constellations of Creation, Fertility, and Return to Origin
₹395.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
Moon Flow of the Soul brings to you the eternal truths, revealed through the wisdom of the knowing fi eld, as unraveled in the constellation cases. With deep intelligence and compassion, the field guides towards healing, balance, belonging, and flow of love. With help of cases synchronized with principles of constellation, the book offers guidance and clarity for resolution and integration.
Charan Singh: A Brief Life History
₹199.00India print edition available on: Amazon India | Flipkart
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eBook available globally on Amazon Kindle
This brief life history of Charan Singh takes the reader through the early influences of Swami Dayanand and Mahatma Gandhi on Singh, his immersion in the freedom struggle, his long political life in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, and his abiding importance as an organic intellectual of village India with a complex, sophisticated and coherent strategy for India’s development at variance from all post-Independence governments.
Disappearing Democracy
₹495.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
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In these pieces, Shukla’s engaging voice—ranging from wry to vexed to humorous—attempts to shake up the indifference and keep public opinion and conscience alive: during a period crucial to India’s history and destiny.
Narrowcast: Selected Podcasts from the Indian Startup Ecosystem
₹325.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
Featuring podcasts from the Indian startup ecosystem, Narrowcast aims to not only highlight the thriving podcast community in India but also lay out the stepping stones for embarking on an entrepreneurial journey.
Coming Home
₹1,275.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
From new recipes such as Eggless Rose and Raspberry Tiramisu, Gourmet Chikki, Passion Fruit Truffles, to delicious macaron variants and savoury treats such as Cacio Pepe cookies and Chutney Cheese Pull-Apart Bread, Coming Home has something for everyone.
The Tale Of A Would-Be Father
₹245.00Print edition also available on Amazon India | Amazon USA | Amazon UK
eBook edition available globally on Amazon Kindle
From the first ‘first’ to the many firsts, pregnancy is a period of ‘nercitement’ (nervousness + excitement). This magical journey is more than just glowing skin.
Portraits of Courage in Indian and Russian Literature
₹299.00Print edition also available on Amazon India
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Portraits of Courage in Indian and Russian Literature is about four writers from India and Russia. Alexander Pushkin, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, Rabindranath Tagore and Alexander Solzhenitsyn are separated by different…
Alchemist of the East
₹195.00Print edtion also available on: Amazon India | Flipkart
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The Alchemist of the East is an enchanting saga of wisdom; a story of one’s life and destiny; of following one’s heart and, above all, chasing one’s dreams.
Gone with the Seam: The Women Who Built Bengaluru’s Garment Industry
₹625.00Indian print edition available on: Amazon India
They stitch the clothes the world wears. They earn some of the lowest wages in Indian manufacturing. And on 18 April 2016, tens of thousands of Bengaluru’s women garment workers walked off the factory floor in a protest so large it shut down a city. The press called it a riot. The police answered with batons. The government quietly reversed the policy that triggered it— then came the midnight raids, the arbitrary arrests, and the slow work of making sure it never happened again. For most of the country, that was the end of the story.

