Harish Damodaran wins Gaja Capital Business Book Prize 2022 for ‘Broke to Breakthrough’

Harish Damodaran wins Gaja Capital Business Book Prize 2022 for ‘Broke to Breakthrough’

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Category : Awards Published on: January 19 2023

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Journalist-author Harish Damodaran’s Broke to Breakthrough, a detailed and perceptive account of the rise of dairy company Hatsun Agro and its founder R.G. Chandramogan, has won the Gaja Capital Business Book Prize 2022.
Instituted in 2019, to encourage Indian entrepreneurs, writers, and journalists to tell their stories to the world, the award, now in its fourth edition, offers a prize money of Rs 15 lakhs—making it the “largest business book prize” in the country.
Damodaran's ‘Broke to Breakthrough’ was selected as a winner from a shortlist of five books.
Established in 2019, the Gaja Capital Business Book Prize honours writers and their works that celebrate the spirit of entrepreneurship.

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