A Little Book of Magical Plants by Ruskin Bond
“Every plant has something to offer”- experience this beautiful truth as you read ‘A Little Book of Magical Plants’ by Ruskin Bond
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24th January 2020
First Katha book of Haiku
First Katha book of Haiku- A glimpse into Haiku from India
It’s a delight to see a Katha Book on a much-loved theme- Haiku and allied forms of poetry. Poetry has been embedded in our collective consciousness and this collection picks some true gems from about 35 Indian poets.
22nd January 2020
The Art of Clear Thinking- Mental Models for Better Decision Making by Patrick King
The way our brains are wired, it seems that there are a lot of internal mechanisms at play that prevent us from thinking clearly. However, it doesn’t always have to be that way! Here’s a book that will guide you on how to master the art of clear thinking.
20th January 2020
Mapping the Great Game: Explorers, Spies & Maps in Nineteenth-century Asia by Riaz Dean
"The Great Game" was a political and diplomatic confrontation during the 19th century between the British Empire and the Russian Empire over Afghanistan and neighbouring territories in Central and South Asia. What role did maps and mapping play in this? What was the significance of the brave Indian pundits in this adventure?
13th January 2020
Chanakya Neeti- Strategies for Success by Radhakrishnan Pillai
It’s a manual for good living and can carve your way to achieving whatever you want from life. Radhakrishnan Pillai brings evergreen wisdom from Chanakya Neeti to modern readers.
6th January 2020
Hop on…. it’s time for a Safari in the Equity World by Ritesh Dhoot
We may be all too familiar with the bull and the bear... but the equity world is made up of many more animals. Ready for the trip to the wild? Well, chuck the binoculars and put on your reading glasses for this one!
20th December 2019
The Abandoned Daughter by Hyma Goparaju
The heinous practice of female infanticide, gender discrimination at its height and both enforced by a female patriarch are the crux of the novel The Abandoned Daughter, which is set in British India of the late 1800's.
16th December 2019
Millennials in the workplace? How to Recruit, Incentivize and Retain Millennials by Dheeraj Sharma should be your go-to guide!
Shakespeare said, ‘the old order changeth, giving way to the new’. In the context of the modern workforce, do old rules of recruitment and retention of employees still hold true? Not with the millennials...claims a book, based on comprehensive research and case analysis.
13th December 2019
Party like a Star by Shilarna Vaze….Recipes and Hacks from Bollywood’s favourite chef!
Who does not love a good party? Great to attend one, and even better to host one! In Party like a Star, Shilarna Vaze takes us through the steps that are non-negotiable when it comes to hosting great gatherings!
10th December 2019
Gita for our times? The Bhagavad Gita translated by Bibek Debroy
The Bhagavad Gita translated by Bibek Debroy is a heartfelt attempt to bring the richness of this ancient text to modern readers.
5th December 2019
