Book
After conviction of Pradeep Sharma, an encounter specialist, we look into five books that offer a fair glimpse into the dark underbelly of extrajudicial killings
[…]The book A People’s Movement, traces the history of Hindu College which came into existence from the need of the Indian people to emerge out of British yolk
[…]From whimsical answers to profound ones, the wall boasts a diverse array of responses, showcasing the impact of literature on people’s lives
[…]Famous motivational speaker says that luck doesn’t play a role in one’s success or failure, and wants people to give up superstitions
[…]It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and celebrating the thriving street food culture in Delhi and the economies within it
[…]Businessman Nidhi Dalmia talks about his latest novel, Afternoon, which talks about lives of three individuals in the 1960s
[…]Senior cricket official and ex-India team manager Amrit Mathur’s book describes Indian cricket from 1990s till the emergence and popularity of the IPL in a first-hand account
[…]We have books that have been out of print for 30 to 40 years that any student can access, says a student; the closure was implemented without prior intimation by the JNU administration, another student said
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