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How the Light Gets in
21Original price was: ₹699.00.₹524.25Current price is: ₹524.25.Embark on an inspiring journey with Ashok Alexander’s “How the Light Gets In.” This memoir chronicles the improbable public health startup in India, dedicated to ending preventable deaths among impoverished mothers and children. Discover a tale of audacious goals, unwavering faith, and transformative impact in this must-read story of adventure and hope. ISBN: 9780670094219
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MEDIA ECONOMICS: THEORY AND PRACTICE 3RD EDITION
0₹1,995.00Unlock the economic drivers shaping India’s dynamic media landscape. This essential guide to media economics offers a deep dive into theory and practice across broadcast, print, and digital industries. Gain critical insights into market structures, advertising, regulation, and profitability. Essential for students of media, communication, and business management, it provides practical strategies for understanding and navigating the evolving global and Indian media business.
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On the Success of Failure
0₹2,830.82Uncover the real impact of grade retention on student success. This insightful study delves into the complexities of repeating a grade, a critical issue in modern school systems. Exploring whether falling behind in coursework is truly overcome by repeating, it offers empirical evidence on the consequences for young learners. Essential reading for educators, parents, and policymakers navigating academic challenges and seeking effective educational strategies to foster genuine student achievement and overcome learning hurdles.
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THE BENGAL DIASPORA RETHINKING MUSLIM MIGRATION (SIE) (PB 2022)
0₹1,195.00Uncover the intricate journeys of the Bengal diaspora and Muslim migration post-1947. This groundbreaking study offers an interdisciplinary exploration of Bengali Muslim migrant experiences, drawing on extensive interviews across Britain, India, and Bangladesh. It traces migration patterns and settlement from the Bengal delta, shedding light on societal transformation. Essential reading for scholars and students of South Asian Studies, Diaspora Studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Indian migration history.
