V. Raghunathan has worn many hats: naval cadet, IIM professor, president of a private sector bank, chief executive of a large private foundation. Along the way, he has been an advisor for a Punjabi gaali competition, calculated the price of a piss and the age of a state bus, built one of the largest collection of padlocks in India, written a host of bestselling titles, and even named a cat. The Lion, the Admiral and a Cat Called B. Uma Vijaylakshmi is a thrilling account of a career and a life in the changing landscape of India from the 1970s to the present. This book is about viewing each Read More..

Through this book, which brings Krishna and the colorful festival of Holi to life, kids and their families will learn the importance of friendship and love. They also learn that friendship has no boundaries and has to be nurtured. Read More..

Windows are an opening to offer a view to the reader to choose and find a direction. This book attempts to stir curiosity, season perspectives and appetize readers to discover their own creativity, to realise that conscious, healthy eating can be a joyous experience!  The book is a hands-on guide with simple, easy to follow instructions and colourful complementary illustrations. This book also has enough food for thought and action for any individual who chooses to discover a healthier version of themselves! Read More..

Every human being traverses through the different stages of life experiencing love, loss and loneliness. The book, ‘My Odyssey’ speaks about the authors tryst with life, learning to love, encountering loss and experiencing loneliness. And there are instances where the author ‘sees light and hope' in different forms. The book talks about the author’s mental health journey, relationships with people and self coupled with her lyrical reflections on life through poems. The author hopes that her book will help people embrace the love that they receive, accept the loss th Read More..