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Join us at the bookstore to tune into this conversation between Prayaag Akbar and Jeet Thayil as they discuss Prayaag's latest novel, MOTHER INDIA.  The details of the event are as follows:  DATE: 7 SEPTEMBER  DAY: SATURDAY TIME: 5:30 PM MOTHER INDIA is the story of two young people living in contemporary Delhi. Plodding away to make a decent living despite a middling education, Mayank is employed in a right-wing content creator’s dingy basement studio. Nisha, recently moved to the city from her small town in the hills, works as a salesgirl for expensive Japanese chocolate in an upscale mall....

Build -A- Book is a carefully curated skill-based workshop about bookmaking. The participants will experiment together and learn how to transform ordinary household objects to repurpose them into journals and notebooks, and experiment with different materials. In this workshop you will learn:- How to build basic book structures- An elaborate way to stitch your own books- How to customise notebooks and journals while repurposing material. You won't need any materials.  We're looking at a total of 8-10 people, so book your seats before they're sold out! RSVP here.

Join Rohan Chakravarty and Menaka Raman as they discuss Rohan's latest novel SEA ICE? NOW YOU DON'T! This is the third anthology of the multi-award winning series Green humour comics. From penguins balancing their nests on thin ice to tigers basking in their own glamour whilst worrying about their future, from ghazal-loving bats to whales dumping marine plastic waste right back at us, in SEA ICE? NOW YOU DON'T! you meet an array of wild animals with their own list of concerns, and their own brand of humour. The comics will take you from the high skies to geothermal mines...

Join Sheela Tomy, Ministhy S. and Arul Mani as they discuss DO NOT ASK THE RIVER HER NAME, award-winning author Sheela Tomy's latest novel. DO NOT ASK THE RIVER HER NAME touches on the Israel-Palestine conflict with a deep dive into the rich history and culture of the region; it sheds light on the plight of women in India leaving home in search of work, and ultimately it talks about finding hope through grief. Themes of displacement, migration, and humanity and love, run through the poignant novel.   Kindly RSVP here as there is limited seating.  About the speakers  Sheela...

Dear readers and friends of Champaca,We are happy to invite you for the launch of a graphic narrative book 'Rooted in Power: Women's Grassroots Leadership and Climate Action in India.'  The book, co-created by Asar in collaboration with several civil society organisations, aims to uncover powerful stories of hope, resilience and transformative leadership of women from different parts of the country as they lie at the frontlines of the climate crisis.Join us for the launch on August 10 followed by a conversation on Women and Climate Change with:Ms. Aparna Karthikeyan, People's Archive of Rural India (PARI)Ms. Nalini Shekar and Ms. Geetha, Hasiru...