Though we live in a world where people like Elon Musk want to set up cities on the Planet Mars, on the Planet Earth and in the world we live in, women are still looked down! They are discriminated against everywhere, right from our homes to workplaces. When women make it sports, politics, and business, the male-dominated mindset of the society we live in always caters to question a woman's ability.
In this book, author Kiran Manral has shared stories of 30 women from different fields like politics, sports, arts, entertainment, social work, banking, and literature. The author talks about their journeys, success stories, and the hard work they carried out. It is a one-time read but definitely a good read.
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Kiran Manral is a writer, author and novelist based in Mumbai. Her fiction titles include The Reluctant Detective, Once Upon a Crush, All Aboard!, Saving Maya, Missing: Presumed Dead, The Face at the Window, The Kitty Party Murder and More Things in Heaven and Earth. In the non-fiction category, her works include Karmic Kids, True Love Stories, A Boy's Guide to Growing Up, 13 Steps to Bloody Good Parenting, Raising Kids with Hope and Wonder in Times of a Pandemic and Climate Change. In previous avatars, she has been a journalist, researcher, festival curator and entrepreneur.
Kiran Manral at WHSmith Store at T3 Departures, Delhi Airport
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