<p><strong>Magic Pill</strong></p>.<p>Johann Hari</p>.<p>Bloomsbury, pp 336, Rs NA</p>.<p>In January 2023, the author started to inject himself once a week with Ozempic, one of the new drugs that produces significant weight loss. This is the story of his experience.</p>.<p><strong>Book Of Indian Election Facts</strong></p>.<p>Kingshuk Chatterjee & Surbek Biswas</p>.<p>Hachette India, pp 576, Rs 699</p>.<p>This easily accessible one-of-a-kind quick reference to Indian electoral history with all essential information as well as intriguing beyond-the-ballot events is sure to both educate and entertain.</p>.<p><strong>Miracles In Medicine</strong></p>.<p>Roopa Pai</p>.<p>Hachette India, pp 344, Rs 499</p>.<p>Packed with fascinating stories, insights and illustrations, this book is a celebration of 2,500 years of human endeavour and innovation in the medical sciences.</p>.<p><strong>The Boy Who Built A Secret Garden</strong></p>.<p>Lavanya Karthik</p>.<p>Penguin, pp 48, Rs 199</p>.<p>Before Nek Chand built his iconic garden, he was a boy with a dream―of home. This is his biography, delightfully illustrated.</p>.<p><strong>Hindi Imperialism</strong></p>.<p>Aladi Aruna and R Vijaya Sankar (translator)</p>.<p>Speaking Tiger, pp 304, Rs 499</p>.<p>This passionate book is a record of the long struggle against what the anti-Hindi activists see as an attempt to erode democracy and the very diversity of India.</p>
<p><strong>Magic Pill</strong></p>.<p>Johann Hari</p>.<p>Bloomsbury, pp 336, Rs NA</p>.<p>In January 2023, the author started to inject himself once a week with Ozempic, one of the new drugs that produces significant weight loss. This is the story of his experience.</p>.<p><strong>Book Of Indian Election Facts</strong></p>.<p>Kingshuk Chatterjee & Surbek Biswas</p>.<p>Hachette India, pp 576, Rs 699</p>.<p>This easily accessible one-of-a-kind quick reference to Indian electoral history with all essential information as well as intriguing beyond-the-ballot events is sure to both educate and entertain.</p>.<p><strong>Miracles In Medicine</strong></p>.<p>Roopa Pai</p>.<p>Hachette India, pp 344, Rs 499</p>.<p>Packed with fascinating stories, insights and illustrations, this book is a celebration of 2,500 years of human endeavour and innovation in the medical sciences.</p>.<p><strong>The Boy Who Built A Secret Garden</strong></p>.<p>Lavanya Karthik</p>.<p>Penguin, pp 48, Rs 199</p>.<p>Before Nek Chand built his iconic garden, he was a boy with a dream―of home. This is his biography, delightfully illustrated.</p>.<p><strong>Hindi Imperialism</strong></p>.<p>Aladi Aruna and R Vijaya Sankar (translator)</p>.<p>Speaking Tiger, pp 304, Rs 499</p>.<p>This passionate book is a record of the long struggle against what the anti-Hindi activists see as an attempt to erode democracy and the very diversity of India.</p>
