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True balance in life lies not just in mastering a profession, but in developing the life skills that nurture the mind, body and spirit. In The Four Life Skills, Amit Agarwal examines the everyday skills that help us navigate life beyond degrees, jobs and professional success.

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Typically, the word ...


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Are women free to fly, or are they still tethered by family, marriage and expectations? In Busy Women, Shinjini Kumar explores ambition, work, migration and the quiet constraints shaping women’s lives today.

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Why Bother About Women?

Neena Gupta i...


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History Unpacked: The Why, When and What of Ancient India

Forget dusty dates and yawning over dynasties. This witty guide unpacks Ancient India—from the Stone Age to the Golden Age—through hilarious stories, quirky maps, and baffling connections. History finally makes sense (and stays fun) for curious minds aged ten-plus.


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In Call It Coincidence, bestselling author Nona Uppal crafts a swoony yet emotional romance about an unforgettable first date, a devastating falling-out and the possibility that some loves are destined to find their way back.

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In Munger ki Rani, Manisha Rani recounts her journey from a small village in Bihar – where the birth of a daughter was often met with disappointment – to becoming one of India’s most loved social media stars.

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‘Phir se ladki!?’ (Again another...


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