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Forever and Ever Your Dad!
₹245.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
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When Geeta is befriended by Anil, they develop a bond that she can’t explain. As Anil weaves his story, Geeta begins to realize that he might not be a complete stranger and that their lives are entwined closer than she could ever have imagined.
Grand Illusion: The GSPC Disaster and the Gujarat Model
₹395.00Print edition also available on Amazon India
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The Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) has been a leading economic light of the Gujarat Model. It was the flagship project of an “economic resurgence” that the Narendra Modi government unleashed …
Editors’ Essential Tools
The first book, Discover the Editor in You, is an introduction to copyediting and the skills required to thrive in this profession. The second, Copyediting: A Closer Look, takes forward the topics explored in the first book and also places copyediting in the context of contemporary developments such as AI.
DOGS! An Anthology
₹325.00Featuring artists and writers from India and USA, DOGS! An Anthology is a collection of comics on life�s canine companions. In this collection you will encounter stories about dogs that are post-apocalyptic, self-reflective, murderous, environmentally conscious�and much more! This collection of comics was conceived after a series of meandering conversations with artists revealed a shared admiration for dogs amongst comics-wallahs, as well as a collective desire to explore what the world would look like from the other end of a snout. Perhaps imagining life as a dog could reveal something as yet unseen about our world to ourselves and our readers? The result is grungier, grittier, darker and, at times, more poignant than one could have predicted.
Gaiety Ke Rangchar (Hindi Edition)
₹945.00Indian print edition also available on: Amazon India
A Reluctant Bureaucrat
₹395.00A Reluctant Bureaucrat is an incisive study of the administrative system in India interwoven with a personal account of life lived within the realm of active government service. The narrative comes to the reader straight from the Author′s heart as a way to deal with his loneliness and overwhelming grief when nature snatched away his beloved wife Kalpana in July 2012. Photos from his family archive compliment an account of unstinting dedication and the reluctance to compromise on core values even as he strove to make the system work. The resultant dilemma has been exquisitely handled…
Seabed
India print edition available on: Amazon India | Flipkart
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The Seabed Community were facing the challenge of their lives! Ozzie, Pappu, Surfer Sam, Kool Crabber, and Nurse P, were once strangers, came together and transformed lives under the sea.
Come on and explore how they did it!
Trade Marketing Fundamentals
₹750.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
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Trade Marketing Fundamentals is packed with practical insights and actionable strategies, providing the tools and knowledge to help your trade marketing efforts succeed.
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…
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.

