Perfect As Is…

Perfect As Is…

When we look in the mirror,  we often see flaws and sometimes perfection. What we see  at times goes beyond the physical aspects to character traits or even how we feel about ourselves. There are those who obsess about the way they look and then there are some so unhappy with themselves that they need to constantly numb their senses to get through […]

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Left, Right and Centre

Left, Right and Centre

  Penguin presents Left, Right and Centre, edited by Nidhi Razdan Nidhi Razdan’s Left, Right and Centre offers candid and freewheeling thoughts from the political standpoint of the left, right and centre. A confluence of thinkers, politicians, intellectuals, journalists, and academicians give their views on their idea of India. Is India overshadowed by a monologue? Is there space […]

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No Strings Attached

No Strings Attached

`Me, too,` she said aloud.’ `Me too, what?` asked Samar  lazily from behind her. She hadn’t heard him come into the room but now that familiar scent, part him and part something subtle from a designer bottle, drifted across to her, affecting her as it always did.’ HarperCollins present a romance, No Strings Attached by […]

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Anniversary Edition: India After Gandhi

Anniversary Edition: India After Gandhi

Pan Macmillan India is delighted to announce the release of the 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION of Ramachandra Guha’s bestseller,   INDIA AFTER GANDHI- The History of the World’s Largest Democracy Published to coincide with seventy years of India’s independence. this  updated and expanded edition is being released in two formats,  a  Collector’s Edition and a hardback.   Launch Events: […]

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365 Days Of Thirst

365 Days Of Thirst

  A prospect with promise. A gleam of hope for a better future. And then the shattering reality. This is not the story of just one man, but many like him who left their homelands to find hidden treasures in golden desert fill of mirages.  Nikhil Ramteke’s debut novel ‘The 365 Days’ recounts a year of […]

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Estranged

Estranged

  The blood they shed in your name in my name in our name runs in the veins of this country as the music of Baba Allauddin Abdul Kareem Khan saheb Amir Khusrau Ustad Amir Khan Begum Akhtar Ustad Bismillah Khan and so many who sang of Ram and Allah of your heart, my spirit […]

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Bahadur- The First Ever Indian Superhero

Bahadur- The First Ever Indian Superhero

  Indrajal Comics (IJC) was launched by leading Indian publisher Bennett, Coleman & Co in March 1964. The first 32 issues contained Lee Falk’s The Phantom stories, but thereafter, the title alternated between various King Features characters, including Mandrake and Flash Gordon. At Bennett, Coleman & Co the editor at that time was Anand Jain […]

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