Rahul: 115 books

Odette is a young Rwandan-born Canadian filmmaker who has travelled to Turkey to investigate stories of genocide and hidden identity for an upcoming film. When she interviews Sahana, an elderly Muslim woman who has spent her life assisting survivors of the Armenian genocide, she learns a devastating...

For author Michael McWilliamson, a sixteen-month stint in jail gave him ample opportunity to reflect about life, his past, and his mistakes. It also gave him the chance to read the Bible, learn about God, and turn his life around. In this memoir, McWilliamson candidly talks about the insights into...

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"Hymn of the Heart" is voice of heart knitted beautifully in verse. The words come out from deep channels of the core depicting varied human emotions and character complexities. The book talks of Romance, pristine love and questions status quo in Indian society almost in Autobiographical...

Crossing Borders is a gathering of twenty original, interdisciplinary essays on the paradigm of borders in African American literature, multi-ethnic U.S. studies, and South Asian studies. These essays by established and mid-career scholars from around the globe employ a variety of approaches to the...

CAPTAIN "BULLY" HAYES In Other works by the present writer frequent allusion has been made, either by the author or by Other persons, to Captain Hayes. Perhaps the continuous appearance of his name may have been irritating to many of my readers; if so I can only plead that it is almost impossible...

Essay from the year 2008 in the subject Law - Civil / Private / Trade / Anti Trust Law / Business Law, grade: First, University of Sunderland, language: English, abstract: This essay will attempt to answer the question of whether partnerships in England and Wales should have their own legal personality....

A carpenter's wife gives birth to a still-born God at a relief camp. Pink Floyd begins to make more sense than a two decade long relationship with formal education. Her lover keeps coming back to her life almost like her bronchial infection. Pigeons get suicidal. Crows are paranoid. "so far and during" is a poet's response to the times when rare are mornings that are happy inside.

This book focuses on the real-world understanding of management concepts so as to maximize learning. It focuses on the various aspects of management covering the common pitfalls and practical insights. Although it explains management frameworks using an Indian context and scenarios, these management...

It is 2007, and Iraq is roiling under the American occupation. Fractured by warring political factions, threatened by Islamic fundamentalism, preyed on by American industrialists, it is a place where the cry of a dying child often goes unheard. Against this backdrop, the Americans prepare to host...

From the author of the prize-winning collection Quarantine, an insightful, compelling debut novel set in rural America and India in the 1980s and ’90s, part coming-of-age story about a gay Indian American boy, part family saga about an immigrant family’s struggles to find a sense of belonging,...

Did we skip the weekend? Do you find it difficult to wake up on Monday mornings? Oh, No. Not Monday again! Just like you, many of us employed people feel the same. Right from waking up, to travelling to work, to the first half of the day, it seems to be a drag on Mondays. This Monday feeling reaches...

Gautama Siddhartha was a prince who gave up all worldly pleasures to seek answers to eternal problems that plague man. After about six years in search of truth, he attained enlightenment and became the Buddha. According to legend, he left his palace secretly, leaving behind his wife and child. However,...

The book is a study of khadi, the fabric that successfully transcended its commodity status to become a political symbol. Khadi was not just a symbol; it was a massive exercise in organisational establishment, in forging networks, brand-building, and ideological investment. Using a fresh andimaginative...