Praise for H for Heritage: Mumbai

Praise for H for Heritage: Mumbai This precious book will serve as a reference tool to make young minds aware of the need to preserve their heritage, in their own city – a small step towards keeping Mumbai/Bombay in safe hands amidst swift commercialisation. –Dr Pheroza J Godrej, art collector and

HarperCollins presents THE WAR DIARY OF ASHA-SAN From Tokyo to Netaji’s Indian National Army by Lt Bharati ‘Asha’ Sahay Choudhry Translated by Tanvi Srivastava In June 1943, seventeen-year-old Bharati ‘Asha’ Sahay, a headstrong Indian teenager living in Japan during the Second World War, decides to join the Rani of Jhansi

With persuasive flair and rich detail, Ravindra Rathee rewrites India’s military history, even as he tells a page-turning story that takes the reader through the turbulent centuries of British Indian history. Read an excerpt from the book:

HarperCollins is proud to announce a comprehensive biography containing a multitude of unknown facts about the various newsreels, films and documentaries on the Mahatma Releasing December 2022 Praise for the book ‘Mahatma Gandhi wasn’t too fond of cinema. Little did he realize that one day, films will be made on

One kingdom. Two brothers. A single throne. Princes Rama and Chandra are the sons of Emperor Samudragupta. Often called the Napolean of India, Samudragupta was both an invincible warrior and a faultless ruler – chivalrous, disciplined and moralistic. While Prince Chandra is the ideal prince, hardworking and able, Prince Rama is the