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Northeast India: A Political History by Samrat Choudhury

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HarperCollins presents NORTHEAST INDIA A Political History  by Samrat Choudhury The only political history of Northeast India,  written by author and journalist Samrat Choudhury. As India and the world are roiled by questions of nationalism and identity, this book journeys into the history of one of the world’s most fascinating

Shikha Malaviya writes a poetic biography of India’s first female physician in Anandibai Joshee: A Life in Poems

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HarperCollins is delighted to announce the upcoming release of ANANDIBAI JOSHEE: A Life in Poems by  Shikha Malaviya   Paperback | 136 pp | Rs 399 Available wherever books are sold | Releasing 16 July 2023 *** About the Book Anandibai Joshee (1865-87) was not only India’s first female physician, but

HarperCollins Presents Radhika Iyengar’s ‘Fire on the Ganges’

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is proud to announce the forthcoming publication of Fire on the Ganges Life Among the Dead in Banaras by Radhika Iyengar A Fourth Estate book | Releasing September 2023 ‘In the land of the dead, there is life all around.’ Releasing this September, in Fire on the Ganges, award-winning journalist

In Conversation: P Venugopal on His Inspiring Memoir ‘Heartfelt’

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With an illustrious career of more than forty years as a cardiologist par excellence, the journey of P. Venugopal from a small town to AIIMS is one of resilience and hard work. In conversation with HarperBroadcast, Venugopal talks about his stellar career and his memoir, Heartfelt. Read the conversation here:

In Conversation: Manish Gaekwad Talks About Writing His Mother’s Memoir

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Trafficked as a child and trained as a nautch girl, Rekhabai lived a life of struggles, but lived it with grit, passion and grace. In conversation with HarperBroadcast, Manish Gaekwad talks about chronicling his mother Rekhabai’s life and times in The Last Courtesan. Read our conversation below: Q. Tell us