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Angry Birds, Angrier Bees: Reflections on the Feats, Failures and Future of HR

1,978.00

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Starting from the fundamental premise that the Human Resource function must espouse the cause of humans in the organisation and work towards their aggregate happiness, Visty Banaji uses the 50 years of experience he has in HR to introspect on what helps or hinders this mission. Angry Birds, Angrier Bees critiques the current state of affairs and suggests solutions for change. The columns span the gamut of HR, as do the remedies.

The Enemy’s Throne

395.00

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Isolde has always known she was different. Marked by forbidden magic and hunted by those who fear it, she’s spent her life hiding the truth—even from the person who’s always stood by her side. Cassian is protective, loyal, and everything she thought she could trust. When a violent act forces Isolde to reveal her power, the world begins to see her for what she is. A witch. A threat. A weapon.

Pillars of Parallel Cinema: 50 Path-Breaking Hindi Films

595.00

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Pillars of Parallel Cinema is well written and gives a very good background story of each of the films and how they were made. A very good addition to the books written of an important phase of new cinema of the time.”

 

Shyam Benegal, Renowned Filmmaker

 

This is a retrospective of 50 path-breaking Hindi films made between the late 60s and mid-90s, when parallel cinema reigned in India. There is no single reason for selecting these 50 films – the primary criterion was that they were all made without the trappings of mainstream cinema and were driven more by passion than the power of money.