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THE GITA IS A CONVERSATION BETWEEN LORD KRISHNA AND ARJUNA RIGHT BEFORE THE GREAT WAR OF MAHABHARATA. ARJUNA REALISES THAT HE MIGHT BE DOING WRONG BY GOING TO WAR WITH HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND IS CONFUSED. SO KRISHNA WANTS TO HELP ARJUNA BE SENSIBLE AND PUT HIS MIND AT PEACE. THAT IS WHAT MAKES THE GITA.

A joyful, fun guide to some of India's longest-lasting secular wisdoms, reinterpreted for first-time explorers by Roopa Pai.

Over 150 years ago, in 1870, a public park was inaugurated in Bangalore. Designed by British engineer Richard Sankey, it spread over 100 acres and encompassed features typical to the city granite outcrops, lush greenery, wide avenues and government buildings. Originally named Meade s Park, it has been known to generations of Bangaloreans as Cubbon Park sanctuary, lung space, thoroughfare, battlefield, picnic spot, repository of urban biodiversity, and public park. In this book, the first of its kind about Cubbon Park, author, columnist and true-blue Bangalorean Roopa Pai, attempts to decode the enduring appeal of the Park. Historical sketches trace the story of not just Cubbon Park, but that of Mysore state and the city itself. Her conversations with Bangaloreans of today show the Park in all its contested glory, even as she writes about the open music spaces it once hosted and its diverse flora and fauna, the powerful lurking at its fringes, waiting to gobble it up, and the citizen activists who tirelessly protect it. Heart-warming and meticulously researched, Cubbon Park is an enduring snapshot of a precious green space that is as much an idea as a physical entity, as fragile as it is powerful, as divisive and as it is unifying, and always central to the city s imagination.

What would happen if the sun suddenly disappeared? Can dinosaurs ever come back to life? What would the earth be like if all the nuclear bombs went off together? Join author Roopa Pai for an out-of-the-world adventure as she creates all sorts of crazy scenarios for the future and explains what would happen if each one were to come true. A fun and informative new series from Red Turtle, the mysteries series explains strange and wonderful facts from the worlds of nature, science and history in easy-to-understand language, accompanied by detailed illustrations

"Glöm inte... Håll dig borta från Snok – han är inte som vi." Mamma tittar oroligt efter Sparv när hon lämnar hemmet för att gå till skolan. Sparv är besviken på mamma. Snok är hennes bästa vän och hon blir upprörd när mamma säger att "sparvar och snokar kan aldrig vara vänner."Men vare sig Snok eller Sparv tänker låta sina trångsynta föräldrar hindra deras vänskap. De ska allt visa dem att man kan vara vän med vem som helst! Oavsett plats på näringskedjan."Lika eller olika" är en hjärtevärmande bok om gränsöverskridande vänskap.Lika eller olika? är ursprungligen utgiven av StoryWeaver och tillhör serien "Läs tillsammans". Flera av berättelserna är skrivna av indiska författare och utspelar sig på andra sidan jorden. Framförallt utforskar de spännande ämnen såsom vetenskapliga upptäckter och hur vi bäst tar hand om varandra såväl som vår planet.

'If you never had the time to plow through dreary Economics textbooks, but still want a flavour of its key concepts, illustrated with examples from daily life, this is the book for you.'-Raghuram Rajan, former Governor, Reserve Bank of IndiaWhy doesn't the government simply print more money so that everyone has enough? Who decides that seventy Indian rupees equal one American dollar? How do you figure out what to price a glass of lemonade at the Diwali mela? Are economists really as boring a