New Delhi. When Turquoise Waters Turned Dark by Keshav Chandra, is a breathtaking visual and intellectual exploration of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands' tumultuous colonial history. An elegant addition to every bookshelf, it is richly illustrated with breathtaking picturesque landscapes and meticulous research. Uncover the untold stories of indigenous resilience, colonial struggle, and cultural heritage. A poignant reflection on the essential human experience, and a visual journey through the island's untouched beauty shrouded in mystery, this book is a treasure trove for all history buffs and photography enthusiasts.
A powerfully mesmerizing debut, Missy by Raghav Rao, is a bold new voice, compelling narrative of escape and renewal. Follow the heart - pounding escape of Savi, from a Madras convent to the high stakes world of Chicago, as she breaks free from the shackles of her tumultuous past in India, and recreates and rediscovers herself in the uncharted American landscapes. Marked with gripping realities of the immigrant experience, Rao's debut also offers a bold twist to conventional tales of crime and vengeance, charting a new path that inspires, transforms, and rejuvenates. A tale of dreams, dangers, destiny, and unflinching determination, 'Missy' will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Experience an epic reborn, this Diwali, by a bold retelling that breathes new life into the Ramayana. A sharp swerve from the traditional narrative of the great Indian epic, The Living Legend : Ramayana Tales from Far and Near by Vayu Naidu is a unique blend of ancient myth and modern - eco consciousness, as it takes a fresh perspective on a perilous journey of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana — reimagining a timeless saga while skillfully foregrounding in the narrative nature's pivotal role. As the mysterious Dandaka Forest transforms into a vibrant living entity pulsing with energy, the protagonists' experiences become a powerful allegory for the contemporary reader's own struggles with identity, community and the environment, transporting them into a realm of wonder, awe, and reflection, redefining the confines of myth, nature, and humanity.
As AI is transforming the workplace today - one wonders if it will replace the workforce too. Richard Lobo's timely book, Human at Work: Arm Yourself to Thrive in a Fast-Changing Workplace draws insights from over two decades of experience to address this paradigm shift in the contemporary professional sphere. As AI and robots increasingly disrupt traditional roles, Lobo's book provides reassurance and guidance for thriving in this new landscape. With real world examples and expert analysis, learn how to leverage technology and harness the power of AI to unlock creativity, innovation, and productivity. Stay ahead of the curve with this essential guide to the AI - driven workplace.
Queer rights activist and lawyer Rohin Bhatt's book, The Urban Elite vs. Union of India: The Unfulfilled Constitutional Promise of Marriage (In)Equality, blows the lid off the struggles of queer lawyers fighting for justice in an inherently discriminatory system. Part memoir, part legal - analysis, this book exposes the harsh realities of India's LGBTQIA+ movement, from the landmark Navtej Singh Johar verdict to the ongoing battle for equality. With its unflinching honesty and expert insights, Bhatt's book is a unique, poignant and personal exploration of queer rights in India. A part - memoir, and part - legal analysis, it is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit, it is a crucial addition to the contemporary discourses of justice and identity. A must-read for anyone covering social justice, human rights, and identity politics.
Beyond the headlines, a quieter revolution is reshaping India's future - and the world's. As the global economy evolves, one nation stands out for its resilience and ambition: India. Behold the Leviathan: The Unusual Rise of Modern India by Saurabh Mukherjea and Nandita Rajhansa is a clarion call for a new appreciation of India's diverse potential. A gripping narrative of India's unexpected rise challenges stereotypes, it offers profound insights into the country's social and economic transformations, and delves into the dramatic improvements in conditions for small business owners, containing invaluable lessons for investors, policymakers, and entrepreneurs. From being an IT global power to a resilient pandemic recovery, "Behold the Leviathan" redefines the layman's understanding of India's potential, inviting readers to reevaluate their perceptions and join the conversation on the nation's remarkable rise.
"From Unknown to Unforgettable: Strategies and Stories to Transform Your Start-Up into a Trustworthy Brand" by Harsh Pamnani, is a groundbreaking guide for start-ups and entrepreneurs navigating India's competitive market. This insightful book offers a treasure trove of strategies, case studies, and anecdotes from industry giants like Zomato, Ola, and Chaayos, empowering readers to build lasting trust with their audience. With meticulous research and expert analysis, Pamnani demystifies the branding maze, providing a clear roadmap for start-ups to forge their unique identity and stand out in a crowded marketplace.
Finally, heal, reclaim, and rise, with the digital sensation Harshita Gupta's transformative debut, Unloved: The Art of Moving On. A Forbes India's Top 100 Digital Star 2003, Harshita's is a unique voice, as she transforms her personal narrative into universal wisdom. Her signature wit and compassion takes this book beyond the fetters of a self help guide, and is a candid and heartfelt narrative, a lifeline for the heartbroken. With cultural relevance, pragmatic approach, and uplifting insights, transform your heartbreak into a journey of self love and growth, and find strength in this refreshingly honest, raw, and relatable narrative. From breakups to breakthroughs, rise stronger, and unlock a brighter you.
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