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Bestsellers
NON-FICTION
1) Operation Black
Thunder
An eyewitness account
of terrorism in Punjab by Sarab Jit Singh, IAS (Retd.), who was DC,
Amritsar, during the crucial period of 1987 to 1992.Sage
Publications. Pages 358. Rs 295.
2) Wings of Fire
An autobiography by
President A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. Universities Press. Pages 180. Rs
200.
3) Weekend Breaks from
Delhi
Outlook Traveller
Getaways, 52 Breaks for 52 Weekends. An informative travel guide
with routes, distances and places to stay, eat and explore. Outlook.
Pages 360. Rs 175.
4) June '84 Shiromani
Committee Nu Grehan (Punjabi)
By Kulwant Singh.
Pages 350. Rs 160
5) India Unbound: From
Independence to the Global Information Age
By Gurcharan Dass. A
revised and updated edition in paperback of a best-selling
hardcover. An insightful view of India's economic transition in a
most readable form, devoid of dry statistics.
FICTION
1) Devdas & Other
Stories
By Sharat Chandra
Chhattopadhyay, translated by V. S. Narvane. Roli Books. Rs 195.
2) Inscrutable
Americans
By Anurag Mathur. Rupa
Books. Pages 247. Rs 95.
3) The Alchemist
A magical fable about
following your dream by Paulo Coelho. Harper Collins. Pages 177. Rs
150.
4) Among the
Chatterati
The diary of a
page-three hack by Kanika Gahlaut. Penguin Books. Pages 236. Rs 200.
5) A Beautiful Mind
The Life of
Mathematical Genius and Noble Laureate John Nash. Faber & Faber.
Pages 460. Rs 320.
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