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The Non-Fiction Collection 1 : Twenty Years of Penguin India

by Various

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Exhalation

by Ted Chiang

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Atul’s Notes & Highlights

The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel

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Studying history makes you feel like you understand something. But until you’ve lived through it and personally felt its consequences, you may not understand it enough to change your behavior.

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Atul’s Quotes

“पुढल्या जन्मी पांचातला थोरला भाऊ हो, भीमा!”
― Irawati Karve, Yuganta: The End of an Epoch

tags: draupadi, mahabharat

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“What has validity is your living, not what happens tomorrow.”
― J. Krishnamurti, Why Are You Being Educated?: Talks at Indian Universities

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“Tradition is a fragile thing in a culture built entirely on the memories of the elders.”
― Alice Albinia, Empires of the Indus: The Story of a River

tags: culture, tradition

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“The battle of Panipat was fought for more than what is usually imagined. It was fought by a people in the far south of India, on behalf of the Mughal Emperor, for the defence of India.”
― Uday S. Kulkarni, Solstice at Panipat: 14 January 1761

tags: battles, history, india, panipat

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