Gautam Borah's new book 'Nalanada - Until we meet again' unveiles

Gautam Borah's new book 'Nalanada - Until we meet again' unveiles

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: November 21 2022

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  • Gautam Borah, a senior management professional and the author of the widely acclaimed book 'Monetising Innovation', launches his new book 'Nalanada - Until we meet again'.
  • The book was launched by legendary writer Ruskin Bond. 
  • With his new book, Gautam delivers a movie like experience that include saction, adventure, romance, passion, grit & intuition and mystery.
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