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10 Best Biography Books and Memoirs to Read

10 Best Biography Books and Memoirs to Read

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Welcome to a world where reality often exceeds fiction, where the lives of extraordinary individuals unfold like captivating tales waiting to be discovered.  Memoirs and biography books offer a gateway into the hearts and minds of people who have shaped history or experienced remarkable journeys. Imagine delving into the triumphs

HarperCollins presents Prahlad Kakar’s no-holds-barred memoir, ‘Adman Madman’

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is proud to announce the publication of ADMAN MADMAN Unapologetically Prahlad by Prahlad Kakar with Rupangi Sharma From those who have a love for advertising to those who have a zest for life, from the young to the old, this memoir will capture your heart and your mind, and tickle

HarperCollins presents Spreading Joy: How Joyalukkas Became the World’s Favourite Jeweller

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is proud to announce the publication of  SPREADING JOY How Joyalukkas Became the World’s Favourite Jeweller by Joy Alukkas with Thomas Scaria and Nidhi Jain Spreading Joy captures a phenomenal entrepreneurial story that provides rare insights into a predominantly fragmented and unorganized industry.  Published by Harper Business Hardback | Non-Fiction |

The Maverick Effect of India’s IT Revolution | Excerpt

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The Maverick Effect is the extraordinary story of this band of dreamers who joined hands to transform a nation while also changing the lens through which the world looked at India. Valued at a staggering $200 billion today, the Indian IT industry directly employs more than four million people. It

Poetry Ahead of its Time: A Look Back at Kamala Das’s Voice

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Considered the mother of modern Indian poetry, Kamala Das was clubbed under the rubric of a confessional poet by critics because of her raw, candid depiction of her experiences in her poems. The eloquence with which she describes grief and talks about female desire and sexuality in her poetry provides