New Delhi [India], August 3 (ANI/PRNewswire): Award-winning and bestselling author of The Last Queen and The Forest of Enchantments Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni publishes her most ambitious novel to date.
New Delhi [India], March 9 (ANI/PR Newswire): HarperCollins India is releasing The Maverick Effect: The Inside Story of India's IT Revolution this March. The book follows the untold story of how a band of dreamers made India the global IT leader, written by NASSCOM's founding member and its first elected chairman, Harish Mehta.
New Delhi [India], February 18 (ANI/PR Newswire): Talking about the book, author and illustrator Ilina Singh says, "It's time for young people to discover the hidden figures- remarkable gutsy girls who pioneered science in India. I wish schools in India would tell us children more about female role models because we can't be what we don't see. I hope the stories inspire more girls to enjoy science and to have fulfilling careers in the field."
NEW DELHI Feb 18 2022 PRNewswire -- Talking about the book author and illustrator Ilina Singh says Its time for young people to discover the hidden figures- remarkable gutsy girls who pioneered science in India I wish schools in India would tell us children more about female role models because we cant be what we dont see I hope the stories inspire more girls to enjoy science and to have fulfilling careers in the field With intelligence and innate artistic talent young Ilina Singh presents through this book 11 trailblazing Indian women who overcame all odds to achieve success in science technology engineering and mathematics STEM - Eric Falt Director and UNESCO Representative to Bhutan India Maldives and Sri Lanka Ilinas book fills such an important gap for young people to know about Indian scientists Its a simple and powerful glance into many important inventions at the hands of Indian women - Shaili Chopra Founder SheThePeople The Gutsy Girls of Science is distinctive for several reasons it presents the biographies of 11 remarkable women who made a mark in the field of science it also throws light on different areas of science that will motivate readers to explore these and finally and most strikingly the book has been written researched and illustrated by a young adult author who understood the gap that she and others like her must see when looking for more on the careers and achievements of Indian women of science - Tina Narang Publisher HarperCollins Childrens Books About the book Eleven gutsy women who loved science enough to fight for their place in the sun This book explores the contribution of these remarkable Indian women from cytogeneticist Archana Sharma and botanist Janaki Ammal to mathematician Raman Parimala physicist Bibha Chowdhuri chemist Asima Chatterjee and several others This book is a celebration of their lives and the wonderful world of science About Ilina Singh Ilina Singh is young curious and believes she can make the world a better place by solving problems big and small She thinks of herself as an artist who loves science Or is it the other way round She used to scribble on all the walls she could reach as a young child And opened electronic gadgets to see whats inside Ilinas initiative - Ilinas Art Throb - seeks to use art for social awareness Her website by the same name uses machine learning to point out how gender biased a story is so that parents and educators can choose the right stories for young children It is Ilinas wish that girls and boys see science and math as equally interesting ways to explore and understand our world and leave it better than we found it Ilina is a student of Class 11 and lives in Gurgaon with her parents and her dearest dog Uzi She has been nominated for the Pradhan Mantri Bal Puraskar for Arts and Culture About HarperCollins Publishers India HarperCollins India publishes some of the finest writers from the Indian Subcontinent and around the world publishing approximately 200 new books every year with a print and digital catalogue of more than 2000 titles across 10 imprints Its authors have won almost every major literary award including the Man Booker Prize JCB Prize DSC Prize New India Foundation Award Atta Galatta Prize Shakti Bhatt Prize Gourmand Cookbook Award Publishing Next Award Tata Literature Live Award Gaja Capital Business Book Prize BICW Award Sushila Devi Award Sahitya Akademi Award and Crossword Book Award HarperCollins Inia also represents some of the finest publishers in the world including Harvard University Press Gallup Press Oneworld Bonnier Zaffre Usborne Dover and Lonely Planet HarperCollins India has been awarded the Publisher of the Year Award four times at Tata Literature Live in 2021 2018 and 2016 and at Publishing Next in 2015 HarperCollins India is a subsidiary of HarperCollins Publishers PWR PWR
New Delhi [India], February 11 (ANI/PRNewswire): HarperCollins is proud to announce the release of the first collection of translations from Harper Perennial's new series, Telugu: The Best Stories of Our Times.
New Delhi [India], January 20 (ANI/PR Newswire): Author and neonatologist Dr Saroja Balan said, "My own experience of raising a child with no familial support, and only my Nelson Textbook of Paediatrics as company, made me realize that young parents today would greatly benefit from having a ready reckoner. And yet, how was I to pack in all that I had learnt in my 34 years of medical practice? This book was written with as little medical jargon as possible, to help answer the most-asked questions that come my way. The book includes tables, shopping lists, travel advice and red flags. It intends to make parenting easy and joyful, while also telling parents when they need to seek medical advice urgently."
NEW DELHI Jan 20 2022 PRNewswire -- Publishing February 2022 Now available for Pre-Order httpsamznto32btaX1 A thoughtful analysis of the technology battles that got us to todayand where they might take us tomorrow Adam Grant 1 New York Times bestselling author of Think Again and host of the TED podcast WorkLife An inspiring read that describes growth as a complex phenomenon K Vijay Raghavan Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India Anirudh Suri has given us a jargon-free and accessible book dealing with an issue that will determine our future Shivshankar Menon former National Security Advisor author of India and Asian Geopolitics The scope of the narrative is comprehensive and multi-disciplinary encompasses historical global and social perspectives geopolitics international dynamics SD Shibulal Co-Founder Infosys Anirudh Suri makes sense of the multiple emerging fault lines between the citizen corporation society state and the global system C Raja Mohan Director Institute of South Asian Studies National University of Singapore As the book rightly argues it is critical that women have the opportunity to compete in the Great Tech Game as players on an equal footing Reshma Saujani Founder Girls Who Code and Marshall Plan for Moms Anirudh Suri says Growing up our daily lives were replete with the signs of the influence of history trade and geopolitics yet we rarely paid much attention to them Today the signs of the influence of technology are all around us yet most of us do not grasp the scale and gravity of its impact A broad macro view of how technology is transforming our world is absent With inputs from many strategic thinkers from around the world I have attempted to piece together the larger story of how technology is shaping our destinies I hope this book will spark the right set of conversations about the Great Tech Game that is underway and how we can adapt to it and succeed Swati Chopra Executive Editor HarperCollins says The Great Tech Game is a unique book for todays world because it not only examines how technology is increasingly shaping our reality it also describes in detail its geopolitical implications and the resultant impact on economies globally Anirudh Suri provides a sharply delineated insight into what the Great Games of the immediate future are going to be and what India should do to not only remain in the game but also play it to its own advantage About the book After agriculture trade industrialization colonization and capitalism technology is arguably the next big shaper of geopolitics in the world Technology is increasingly a major determinant of the destiny of nations today and is creating a new set of winners and losers on the global stage It is shaping geopolitics and renewing international competition for technological leadership between social economic and political systems In The Great Tech Game the author provides a coherent framework outlining the key drivers that will determine the ability of a nation to succeed in this technology-dominant era He lays out a roadmap for how any country must develop its own strategic plan for success Leaders must develop a new set of capabilities to understand and take advantage of these trends and create enabling environments for their nations to not be left behind A particularly challenging aspect will be the ability of countries to define and manage the roles of state and non-state actors in a global race for technological leadership and success The book goes on to evaluate whether digital colonialism is an inevitable reality or whether new frameworks will emerge to govern relationships between technology-rich and technology-poor nations Will we live in a world marked by greater digital cooperation with globally accepted standards or a digital Berlin Wall and increasing nationalization Clearly the institutional frameworks of global governance will need to be envisioned afresh as new equations emerge on the global stage of nations wwwgreattechgamecom About the Author Anirudh Suri is a technology venture capitalist and entrepreneur and has formerly been a policy advisor and a management consultant He is the Managing Partner at India Internet Fund a technology-focused venture capital fund based in India and the US Previously he has worked with the Government of India in Delhi McKinsey and Company in New York the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington DC and Goldman Sachs in London A graduate of the Wharton School and Harvard Kennedy School he has written extensively on foreign policy geo-politics national security technology and entrepreneurship in publications such as the Indian Express The Seminar Hindustan Times Foreign Policy The New Republic and Asia Times He has served as a Director on the Board of the Harvard Alumni Association and was named a Goldman Sachs Global Leader Twitter AnirudhSuri About HarperCollins Publishers India HarperCollins Publishers India is a subsidiary of HarperCollins Publishers HarperCollins India publishes some of the finest writers from the Indian Subcontinent and around the world publishing approximately 200 new books every year with a print and digital catalogue of more than 2000 titles across 10 imprints Its authors have won almost every major literary award including the Man Booker Prize JCB Prize DSC Prize New India Foundation Award Atta Galatta Prize Shakti Bhatt Prize Gourmand Cookbook Award Publishing Next Award Tata Literature Live Award Gaja Capital Business Book Prize BICW Award Sushila Devi Award Prabha Khaitan Womans Voice Award Sahitya Akademi Award and the Crossword Book Award HarperCollins India has been awarded the Publisher of the Year Award four times at Publishing Next in 2015 and at Tata Literature Live in 2016 2018 and 2021 HarperCollins India also represents some of the finest publishers in the world including Egmont Oneworld Harvard University Press Bonnier Zaffre Usborne Dover and Lonely Planet Logo 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New Delhi [India], January 19 (ANI/PRNewswire): Picasso said that painting is a way of keeping a diary. The Blue Book is an example of such a diary. A diary, both in words and images, telling us that we can keep in sight the daily sublime.
New Delhi [India], January 13 (ANI/PR Newswire): Author, Ramesh Venkateswaran on publication of his book quoted, "We live in a world that constantly equates with happiness with success. And so, we get on a treadmill to chase success, assuming it will lead to happiness. But we're running after the wrong thing.
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