The gap between education and real-life is often wide. However, as a woman reporting conflict on the ground, the craft of survival is a different story. How can one ever prepare for this role?
Making it Big is a memoir that tells the inspiring success story of Binod Chaudhary, one of Asia’s most prominent businessmen and the President of the Chaudhary Group.
Paper Lions by Sohan S. Koonar is a soul-searching experience of what happens when emotions clash with fate. It sets apart the valiant from the paper lions.
Mithilesh Kumar dips into our rich mythological heritage to flesh out stories of Krishna, the master strategist who handled the greatest war with panache!
Madhu Gurung’s heartfelt chronicles brings forth voices from Tibet… we hear these in “Tibet with my Eyes Closed” and find that peace-loving Tibetans have been waiting and yearning for autonomy for decades….
In a searing account, journalist Alan Friedman examines the rise of illiberal democracies. Democracy in Peril looks in detail at Trump’s America.
Dip into fantasy lore stemming from the rich South Asian heritage. Imran Kureshi’s first novel, In the Realm of Demons takes the reader into uncharted magical territories.
The Partition Museum at Amritsar is a museum and memorial to one of the largest mass migrations in the world. The Museum takes a very human view at this historical event that impacted the lives of millions of people.
Politics is seen as a dirty word. But, for a rising young country, it is imperative that the youth look at politics with a new eye. In The Young and The Restless, Gurmehar Kaur highlights the link between youth and politics in India, through detailed interviews with young politicians.
Get absorbed in the magic of lost continents and ancient realms in the first book of a trilogy...a saga of love and adventure set in ancient India.