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A profound examination of the impact of nationalism on society and individual identity.

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Portraying a masterful depiction of the tussle between fate and free will, The lliad is a classic ode to the power of the human spirit, the pains and pleasures of being mortal and the terrible consequences of war.

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A literary masterpiece, The Odyssey captures the essence of the human experience, exploring themes of love, loss, destiny and the indomitable spirit of adventure.

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Written in Sudha Murty's inimitable style, this story will touch the hearts of young and old alike, as Gopi helps us understand the plight of street dogs and what we can do to help them.

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Complete with interviews with prominent influencers and psychologists, personality self-assessment tests and interactive quizzes, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone navigating the complex battlefield that is social media today.

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From managing your cash flow and planning your childrenâs education to getting your own house and preparing for retirement, Letâs Talk Mutual Funds sets you on the path to achieving your financial goals. No tips. No tricks. Just a smart system to get mutual funds to work for you.

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Jinnah's former private secretary who became a towering chief of protocol whose legacy resonates in South Block even today.

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This book is the best introduction possible to Kamal Haasan: his life, his thoughts and his movies.

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Since May 2014, under a resurgent Bharatiya Janata Party, the Nehruvian-read liberal, secular, scientific-Idea of India appears to have come utterly undone. Institutions of governance that weathered great turbulence in the past are now disintegrating. The economy, once the celebrated ''India story'', is in a shambles. Large sections of the media genuflect to the ruling dispensation. Meanwhile, the grand old party of India remains trapped in its glorious yesterday and unsure about its future.In 2014, named after the year the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance first came to power under Narendra Modi, Sanjay Jha takes a long, hard look at what all of this means for India. What are the reasons for the Congress''s acute lack of Oppositional ability? Can the party look beyond the easy fallback of the Gandhi-family charisma and embrace transformational change? Can it sell its vision-of inclusive growth and social justice-to a nation that seems mesmerised by a polarising rhetoric and the ris

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