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‘In The Language of Remembering – The Inheritance of Partition’
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‘The Everyday Hero Manifesto’: An attempt to transform people’s lives
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This Will Not Pass: Trump, Biden and the Battle for America’s Future
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Unfilled barrels: India’s oil story
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Making the ‘submarine’
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Door stoppers for modern era of reading
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‘A History of Sriniketan – Rabindranath Tagore’s pioneering work in rural reconstruction’
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‘March’ towards worthy reading
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‘Read Latur’: Effort to set up libraries across rural schools
I’ve been asking friends and publishers to come forward and help us build these rural libraries, whether it’s with one book or