INDIA A COUNTRY OF BILLION DREAMS

Discover the fascinating story of India, a country full of contrasts and unlimited possibilities. Weronika Rokicka takes us on a journey through India, showing it as a bold political, social and economic project, and above all as a country woven from the stories of people who realize their dreams with determination and patience. It is a story of willpower, innovation and the constant pursuit of a better future.

• Inspiring stories of ordinary people who change the world
• The image of India as a country of constant change
• A perspective on India as a political, social and economic project
• An insightful analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing India
• The presentation of India as a country of a billion solutions
• The presentation of the fight for the rights of women and children
• A story about inventors and innovators

In her book "India. A Country of Billion Dreams", Weronika Rokicka presents India as a country full of contradictions, but above all as a place where the daily work and aspirations of over a billion people shape the future. The author focuses on the stories of people who realize their dreams with determination and patience, such as Judge Leila Seth, child rights activist Kailash Satyarthi or the inventor of cheap sanitary pads Arunachalam Muruganantham.

This book is not only a story about India, but also an inspiration to act and believe that each of us can contribute to changing the world for the better. Rokicka shows that India is a country where tradition meets modernity and spirituality meets pragmatism. It is a place where a billion dreams merge into one great story of hope and possibilities.

"India. A Country of Billion Dreams" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand contemporary India and its role in the global world. It is a book that makes you think and inspires you to act. Get to know India from a new perspective and discover a country that has a billion reasons to dream.

Technical data:

Publisher: Otwarte

Year of publication: 2022

Number of pages: 384

Cover: paperback

Format: 138x205 mm