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This business book is not a yawn-inducing volume stuffed with facts and figures alone

The author’s personality is writ large on every page of this book, which makes it both honest as well as self-indulgent
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The author’s personality is writ large on every page of this book, which makes it both honest as well as self-indulgent

Chintan Girish Modi
Parmesh Shahani’s new book Queeristan: LGBTQ Inclusion in the Indian Workplace has all the ingredients of a Bollywood blockbuster. There is a strong emotional core with dramatic tension, foreign locations, background music and special appearances. A cross between memoir and manifesto, it is best described in the author’s own words: “How did a boy from Colaba who grew up in a 250-square-foot room and went to a 7-rupees-a-month SSC school — St. Joseph’s, Colaba — land up with a jet-set business-class lifestyle that involves crossing from Mumbai to Boston to Vancouver in one effing week?”

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