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Waiting For A Visa
0Gain crucial insights into India’s struggle for equality with ‘Waiting For A Visa,’ a poignant autobiographical excerpt from Dr. Ambedkar. This essential read offers a deeply personal account of his harrowing experiences with untouchability and pervasive caste discrimination. Essential for students of Indian history, sociology, and political science, it illuminates the foundational battles for social justice that shaped modern India. A must-have for understanding Dr. Ambedkar’s legacy and the ongoing fight against social prejudice.
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Walking with Bhagat Singh: Soon After Independence
0Gain a fresh perspective on the Indian freedom struggle, seen through the eyes of Bhagat Singh. This seminal work critically appraises Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, debunking myths and exposing historical narratives surrounding India’s independence. Uncover Bhagat Singh’s unwavering commitment to Marxist ideals and his vision for a socialist India. Essential for history buffs and students of political science seeking a deeper understanding of India’s past and future, inspiring action for scientific socialism.
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Warrior in a Pink Sari
0Uncover the extraordinary true story of Sampat Pal, the formidable founder of Uttar Pradesh’s legendary Gulabi Gang. This gripping autobiography details her powerful evolution from child marriage victim to a fearless leader, spearheading the iconic Pink Sari movement. Witness how she mobilized women to confront injustice and demand their rights against relentless oppression. Essential reading for those inspired by Indian social justice, female empowerment, and courageous grassroots activism. A profound testament to women’s resilience and the fight for a better India.
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Warrior-King of Shambhala: Remembering Chogyam Trungpa
0Explore the profound spiritual journey with Chogyam Trungpa, a revolutionary figure who introduced Tibetan Buddhism to the West. Jeremy Hayward’s intimate memoir vividly captures the charisma, wisdom, and transformative teachings of this unconventional master. From a skeptic’s beginning to a devoted practitioner, this heartwarming account details Trungpa’s unique approach and the author’s personal path of enlightenment. Essential for seekers of spiritual wisdom and insights into the Shambhala tradition, this book offers a compelling look at a pivotal spiritual legacy for India’s interested readers.
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Welsh Persbyterian Mission in Sylhet, Bangladesh and Jaintia Hills, India:: Memoirs of the Lewis Family
0Uncover the remarkable story of the Welsh Presbyterian Mission in Sylhet, Bangladesh, and the Jaintia Hills, India. Marilyn Lewis’s intimate memoir chronicles the pioneering Lewis family’s life, their unwavering dedication, and the profound cultural and religious impact of their missionary efforts in Northeast India. Delve into the challenges and triumphs that shaped this significant chapter of Indian history. This book is essential for scholars of Indian history, religious studies, Northeast India, and anyone fascinated by missionary legacies and cultural exchange.
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Westland Development in Himalayas: The Shiwaliks
0Uncover critical strategies for Himalayan development and wasteland development in India’s sensitive Shiwalik region. This in-depth study explores sustainable land resource management to combat soil degradation and boost productivity. Learn about essential technologies and policy guidelines crucial for restoring environmental stability and optimizing land use in fragile mountain ecosystems. A must-read for researchers, policymakers, and anyone invested in India’s ecological future and rural resilience.
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What Would Boudicca Do?: Everyday Problems Solved by History’s Most Remarkable Women
0Feeling overwhelmed by modern life’s pressures? Discover how history’s most inspiring women can guide you. This empowering book taps into the wisdom of legendary figures like Boudicca, Cleopatra, and Coco Chanel to offer timeless solutions to today’s everyday problems. Learn to conquer career challenges, navigate relationships, boost confidence, and ditch societal stress. Discover practical wisdom and fierce determination from women who shaped history, helping you tackle everything from work success to personal empowerment. An essential read for women seeking inspiration and confidence in their daily lives.
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When Breath Becomes Air
0Explore “When Breath Becomes Air” by Paul Kalanithi at The Bookish Owl. This New York Times bestseller chronicles a neurosurgeon’s journey from doctor to patient after a lung cancer diagnosis. A poignant exploration of life, death, and meaning, Kalanithi’s memoir delves into the core of human identity and the doctor-patient relationship. Discover what makes life worth living in the face of mortality through this profoundly moving and life-affirming reflection. A must-read for those seeking insight into facing our own mortality. Find your copy today!
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White Sands: Experiences from the Outside World
0Explore the art of global journeys with acclaimed British writer Geoff Dyer’s unique perspective. This collection of essays masterfully blends travel writing, sharp criticism, and fiction to unpack the essence of ‘peak experiences’ and the troughs they often entail. Journey from New Mexico’s vast landscapes to distant shores, all viewed through a lens of unmatched wit and intellectual curiosity. Essential reading for armchair travellers and discerning minds seeking literary exploration and cultural insights into why we travel. A smart, engaging exploration of foreign lands and personal discovery.
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Why Fish Don’t Exist: A Story of Finding Our Way in a Chaotic World
0Discover “Why Fish Don’t Exist” by Lulu Miller at The Bookish Owl, a captivating exploration of order and chaos in the universe. ISBN: 9781805331926. Longlisted for the Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction, this unique blend of memoir and science delves into the life of taxonomist David Starr Jordan and his quest to classify the natural world. Miller uses Jordan’s story to examine life’s unpredictability and the human desire for control. A thought-provoking read that questions our understanding of the world. A must-read for fans of science, memoir, and philosophical inquiry. Buy your copy today from The Bookish Owl!
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Why I Killed Gandhi? (Why I Assassinated Gandhi: Story Behind Mahatma Gandhi’s Assassination)
0Explore Nathuram Godse’s perspective on the events leading to Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination in “Why I Killed Gandhi,” available at The Bookish Owl. This compelling narrative, penned by Godse and his brother, delves into the motivations, public and political reactions, and the official statement presented in court. Understand the historical context and controversial viewpoints surrounding this pivotal moment in history. Uncover the reasons behind Godse’s actions and the aftermath of Gandhi’s assassination. A must-read for those seeking a deeper understanding of this complex historical event. Find “Why I Killed Gandhi” (ISBN: 9789355715920) at The Bookish Owl.
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Why The Heck Not?: Blueprints For Success From The Man Who Built DLF
0Discover the inspiring story of K.P. Singh, the visionary behind DLF, in “Why The Heck Not?: Blueprints For Success From The Man Who Built DLF.” This captivating biography, co-authored with Aparna Jain, chronicles Singh’s journey from the Indian Army to revolutionizing India’s real estate landscape. Learn how he transformed Gurgaon into a thriving hub for global corporations and set new standards for urban development. Explore his interactions with industry titans and policymakers, uncovering valuable lessons in leadership, innovation, and perseverance. A must-read for entrepreneurs and business enthusiasts seeking motivation and practical strategies for success. Available at The Bookish Owl. ISBN: 9780143472889.