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People At Work covers the reality of the lives of workers at the bottom of the pyramid. It brings out true stories of the sufferings of workers in times of neo-liberal economics. People At Work also presents true stories of entrepreneurs who have implemented exemplary people-management practices, as well as the making of sensitive HR professionals. A must-read for every people-manager and researcher.

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Prabha’s recipes in her new cookbook are simple, elegant and quick, making any meal complete and delicious. With her years of experience and observation, she found that there were no books easily available that suggested complete menus, and so decided to create a collation of her own to fill the culinary gap. She presents a set of meals that she has not only been making at home, but shared through her catering business and taught in her classes online and in person.

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Discover the Editor in You answers a number of critical questions related to copyediting as a career:

What makes for a great copyeditor?
What does the work entail and how does one start?
What keeps copyeditors motivated?
What kind of professional and personal qualities do you need to succeed at
copyediting?
What are the future possibilities in this line of work?

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The book is a rich compendium of information supplemented with historical and factual data about the status of fossil fuels in India and efforts to develop the country’s vast domestic potentials of renewable energy for a sustainable future. India’s strategy unveiled at COP 26 in Glasgow, to install non-fossil fuel electricity of 500 GW capacity by 2030, and to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2070 is a focused target set by the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), which lends authority to the topic.