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  • A Plea For Play: Let’s Take International Day of Play Seriously
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Goans In Zanzibar: Excerpt From Guts, Glory and Empire

This book is the first detailed account of the Goan community in Zanzibar in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

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Dare To Dream: Review Of Shinjini Kumar’s ‘Busy Women’

A thought-provoking and inspiring book, especially for women who are keen to start something of their own

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Monsoon Raga: Excerpt From Stephen Alter’s ‘The Fragrance Of Rain’

In this memorable book Stephen Alter paints a vivid portrait of India's most distinct season—the monsoon

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A Plea For Play: Let’s Take International Day of Play Seriously

Every year on June 11, the International Day of Play, the world is meant to celebrate the need to protect and fulfil children's right to play

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