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Book chronicles India's electronics revolution

The book is a narrative that chronicles inspiring journey of three founders of electronics company.
The book is a narrative that chronicles inspiring journey of three founders of electronics company.
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Muscat, Oct 20


Rajan V Kokkuri, a Muscat bashed author, is set to release his fifth book titled “Born To Dream: Edition 2” in a series that pays tribute to the inspiring journey of the three pioneers of the electronics revolution in India. The book launch will take place at a glittering ceremony soon.


This coffee-table book is a compelling narrative that chronicles the inspiring journey of the three founders of the iconic Indian electronics company, BPL (British Physical Laboratories). It is a heartfelt tribute to the founder, TPG Nambiar.


The book launch will be held via Google Meet and Facebook Live on October 31. The event is particularly special as it will be attended by the other two co-founders of BPL, KPR Nambiar and MA Uppal.


Following the global virtual release, the book will have its official launch in the Sultanate of Oman on November 1. “’Born To Dream: Edition 2’ is more than just a corporate history; it is a deep dive into the vision, resilience and collaborative spirit that built one of India’s most recognised identities,” Rajan said.


He mentioned that the latest work aims to preserve and honour the legacy of TPG Nambiar and the pioneering efforts of the three catalysts in the electronics history of India. The book will be available for purchase worldwide immediately following the launch, on both Amazon and Kindle.


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