Bringing together climate science, policy, and security analysis, this book argues that the Arctic is no longer a distant region. What unfolds in the polar north is already shaping decisions, vulnerabilities, and opportunities much farther south.
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In What’s for Dinner?, Aruna bridges the gap between the technical precision of a professional chef and the beautiful chaos of a busy mother’s life. She understands that while an app can deliver a meal, it cannot deliver nourishment, connection, or the peace of mind that comes with a home-cooked tradition.
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Told through intimate journaling and close observation, The Fault Lines Within explores how alcoholism fractures families in ways rarely spoken about in South Asian homes, where respectability and patriarchy often protect the addict and isolate the spouse. Through Shanaya’s discovery and Arti’s reckoning, the novel asks a quiet but necessary question. What happens when a woman stops trying to save a marriage and begins to save herself?
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Richly illustrated with 120 color images spanning continents and millennia, From Rasa to Retina offers a historical reckoning and a practical toolkit for reclaiming beauty as a source of meaning, dignity, and mental well-being, rather than profit.
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History books should be accurate, informative, and entertaining. This is exactly what The Great Mughals and their India has to offer: insightful, highly readable and entertaining, it provides the reader with an accurate and thought-provoking account of one of the most inspiring stories in the history of humankind.
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The twenty-five stories in The Greatest Hindi Stories Ever Told represent the finest short fiction in Hindi literature.
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Sidharth Bhatia’s Mumbai: A Million Islands is a piercing look at a city in the throes of relentless transformation. What is vanishing is not just space, but memory, history and the very fabric of a living city.
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The Punjabi translation of Lankesh: Ravan Sang Ek Romanchak Yatra by Devdutt Pattanaik
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Well-known mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik introduces young readers to the wonderful weapons of Hindu gods with his unique art and easy-to-read text.
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