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Market worth: ₹ 250
Book Condition: Pre Loved
Poor Little Rich Slum
Author : Rashmi Bansal
Highlights

English
Language
NA
Edition
200
Pages
9789381626184
ISBN-13
9381626184
ISBN-10Westland
Publisher
198 mm
Height
129 mm
Width
10 mm
Thickness
Paperback
BindingDescription
One little two little three little Indians, four little five little six little Indians, seven little eight little nine little Indians... One million little Indian entrepreneurs. These are the stories of the little people who make up the Big Idea of Dharavi. A slum of energy, enterprise and hope. Where every hand is busy, every head held high. Where people could be miserabl One little two little three little Indians, four little five little six little Indians, seven little eight little nine little Indians... One million little Indian entrepreneurs. These are the stories of the little people who make up the Big Idea of Dharavi. A slum of energy, enterprise and hope. Where every hand is busy, every head held high. Where people could be miserable but choose to be happy. A choice each of us can make.