This is the story of Bandhan, the only bank that emerged in eastern India after Independence. Founded by the son of a sweet vendor, with a mere Rs 2 lakh, the sum total of his life savings. On 17 June, 2015, Chandra Shekhar Ghosh stepped out of the Reserve Bank of India building in Mumbai with the much-coveted banking licence, beating some of the country's top corporate houses. This moment compensated for all the frustrations that had come along the way. A year later, Bandhan Bank was launched with 6.7 million small borrowers. So, how did Ghosh build India's biggest MFI from scratch and then, along with his team, transform it into a universal bank? Bandhan: The Making of a Bank chronicles that journey. This is also Ghosh's personal story-of a boy growing up in small-town Agartala struggling with poverty, but relentless in his ambition to make it big. He battles competition, hostile moneylenders, a tough economic climate and the perpetual lack of resources. Nobody in India perhaps knows better than him the psyche of a small borrower and the alchemy of doing business with the poor, profitably. This is one of India's biggest entrepreneurial stories.

Celebrate Raksha Bandhan in a totally new way! Little Raashi is ready to update this popular South Asian festival with her idea that both boys and girls get to trade rakhi bracelets. Raksha Bandhan is Raashi’s favorite festival! Every year, her family comes together to dance, eat, and celebrate! Most importantly, siblings give out rakhis—beautiful handmade bracelets meant to provide protection in all of their advetures. But rakhis are traditionally only given to boys! Raashi doesn’t like that. . . . Why don’t girls receive rakhis too? Why do some people think that only boys go out into the world? Now it's up to Raashi to inspire the change she imagines. Sheetal Sheth, award-winning actress and author of the Anjali series, delivers another empowering story of a young girl bold enough to start her own traditions and blaze a trail toward inclusivity.

In this gentle, affectionate tale, Teddy feels that his resting place on the dresser in Jamie's bedroom is a bit too uncomfortable for sleeping. So leaving the house, he searches the natural surroundings for a better bed, making many woodland friends in this search. Eventually, both he and Jamie, "bandhan" for help. The result is the perfect solution. Shanti Nair's innocent illustrations will captivate any small child. This is a very useful book for introducing Sahaja techniques to young children, in a very simple way, showing how our inner desires connect to all living energy.

Sanatan Bandhan: Lord Krishna Edition" explores the deep relationships between Lord Krishna and the important women in his life. Her stepmother teaches the importance of unconditional love and trust in family relationships. His beloved symbolizes pure love and devotion, emphasizing the transformative power of love and the longing of the soul for divine union. Her Queen shows marital commitment and loyalty, emphasizing the power of respect, commitment and mutual support in partnerships. Her birth mother represents patience and sacrifice, teaching to trust in divine timing and to endure hardship with grace. Her sister embodies the love and support of siblings, emphasizing the value of family unity and mutual care. These relationships offer timeless lessons about love and making relations.