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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!
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!
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The stories of the wise bird Tuntuni were written by Upendra Kishore Roy Chowdhury a century ago. This Bengali children’s classic has been read by five generations of Bengali children.
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Ayee..ayee..O…,lao pae gya panga is an interesting story of two boys who are born on the same day at the same hospital. They get exchanged at the time of birth.
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Pragati Sureka blends her words with years of experience in dealing with the complexities of the human mind. Yes, you do see snippets of your life in the words of the poet and there is definitely enough balm for all aching souls.
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An emotional saga of a love and hate relation of Diya and Piya, the Siamese sisters – conjoined through their backbone, are challenged, berated and rebuked at every step of their life.
A Rose from a Dream, the spellbinding sequel to When the Lotus Blooms, weaves through the turmoil in the lives of diverse families, rich and poor across India, in the fading years of the British Raj.
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While the rest of the world reels under a severe financial crisis, India’s microfinance sector enjoys an unprecedented boom. Why on earth are people investing such huge amounts of money in an obscure industry,especially at the time of global recession? And why is Wall Street suddenly so interested in India’s poor?
