We are excited to share Mr Nagesh Prabhu’s review of our book “Vacanāmṛtam– Nectar of Sayings” by Prof Mangesh Venkatesh Nadkarni, which was published in “The Hindu.” ✨ To read the full review:https://www.thehindu.com/…/economis…/article68980675.ece
We are delighted to announce that “Boatman! Take These Songs from Me” has been featured in the current issue of “Cyphers”, No. 98. Prof Emerita Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin of Trinity College, Dublin, highlights the significant insights in the work of Mr Gabriel Rosenstock and Mr Masood Hussain.”
We are excited to share the release of the book “COVID-19 Pandemic: Insights from Managing the Crisis in a Teaching Hospital”, authored by Mr Jibu Thomas😍🥳 Here is a look at the highlights from the event. 🎉📚
It is a pleasure to share that our publication, “Mumbai Murmurings: 213 Tiny Tales of Theatre” by Mr Ramakrishnan Ramanathan, has been reviewed by Mr Arun Bhandare in “Maharashtra Times” To read the full review: https://marathi.indiatimes.com/editorial/column/dakhal/mumbai-murmuring-213-tiny-tales-of-theatre-is-book-written-by-ramu-ramanathan/articleshow/114875292.cms
“We are thrilled to share the wonderful success of the book release of Tunes of a Single String, authored by Dr Kathyayini Kunjibettu and translated by Dr N Thirumaleshwara Bhat! Here’s a glimpse of the fantastic event.
We are delighted to announce that “Vacanāmṛtam– Nectar of Sayings” has been featured in Kanara Saraswat Magazine. Mr V Rajagopal Bhat highlights the significant insights from Prof Mangesh Venkatesh Nadkarni’s work.
MUP’s Publication authored by Dr Amol Agrawal, “History of Private Banking in South Canara District (1906-69),” is featured on the Ideas of India podcast with Prof. Shruti Rajgopalan! 🌟 Dive into a rich discussion on colonial and post-colonial banking history, unique features of South Canara, inclusive banking, and more. Don’t miss it! Listen here: https://ideasofindia.libsyn.com/website/category/amol-agrawal-on-the
Check out this book review by 5th grader Saanvi! She takes us on a journey through the adventures of Nidhi and Minchu, sharing her thoughts on these delightful characters. Her insights into this enchanting children’s series are perfect for young readers with big imaginations!
Exciting news! “Dodda Samagara Nalmoga” by Dinesh Uppoora has been reviewed in “Prajavani”!
📚✨ Jeena Vinay Joy has shared impressive feedback about “Genesis of Speech and Hearing Profession in India and its Growth.” She describes it as a valuable resource for the profession, highlighting its insightful and well-organized approach. Thank you to the editors Kalyani mandke, Dr. Rajashekhar Bellur, and all contributors for their hard work! 🙌📖 Checkout […]
