“Empty Vessel: The Story of the Global Economy in One Ship” by Ian Kumekawa

Hachette India very kindly sent a copy of this book. I cannot wait to read this. It is just the kind of material that I
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“Fatherhood: A History of Love and Power” by by Augustine Sedgewick

15 June 2025 is Father’s Day. It has many histories but in the modern world, it seems to be celebrated on the second saturday of
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“The Ghadar Movement: A Forgotten Struggle | Unveiling the Heroes and Betrayals of India’s Revolutionary Fight Against British Rule” by Rana Preet Gill

The Ghadar Movement was conceived in 1913 in the United States of America by Lala Har Dayal, Kartar Singh Sarabha, Sohan Singh Bhakna, Harnam Singh
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“Mumbai’s Most Wanted” by Madhukar Zende and Jai Vijaya Madhukar Zende

It is the 1970s. Mumbai is in the underworld’s vice grip. Film stars, businessmen, traders and the common man-no one is safe from the mafia’s
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“The Shortest History of Japan” by Lesley Downer

It is quite amazing that soon after it was announced that the Indian economy had surpassed the Japanese economy (a feat that has been unimaginable
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“My Friends” by Fredrik Backman

I have been waiting to read this book. I have been hearing all good things about it. Finally, Simon & Schuster India very kindly sent
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The Definitive Illustrated Encyclopedia: Jazz & Blues 

Today, my daughter and I had to run some errands at the local mall. Of course, we had to pop into the local branch of
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“Who Killed Moosewala?” by Jupinderjit Singh

A few years ago, I reached out to investigative journalist Jupinderjit Singh and asked him if he was interested in writing a book on Moosewala.
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HACHETTE INDIA MD THOMAS ABRAHAM RETIRES, RITI JAGOORIE TO SUCCEED HIM

12 June 2025, New Delhi: Hachette India announced that its founding Managing Director, Thomas Abraham, who has been instrumental in shaping the company and strengthening
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“Test Cricket: A Biography: The Story of Test Cricket 1877 to Today” by Tim Wigmore

I absolutely enjoyed reading Tim Wigmore’s book on text cricket. I barely watch the game now but while reading the book, I realised how much
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