The Cipla Story: A Legacy Of Care – Arpita Chitra – Book Review – Jai's Writeups

Ever since I was a kid in knickerbockers I have been an avid reader of comic books. My repertoire includes the TinTin comics by Herge, Asterix by Goscinni and Uderzo and several others of a similar kind. But I have mostly read comics that deal with fiction. I have read the Amar Chitra Katha comics on mythology. I have read very few comics that deal with industries in general. The Cipla Story: A legacy of care is my first on the pharmaceutical industry...

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Sitharaam Jayakumar

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Sitharaam Jayakumar, known to his close friends as Jai, passed out of IITBHU, Varanasi as a Metallurgical Engineer in the year 1988. He has been working as an IT professional for more than 27 years. He started his blogging career in the year 2017. Initially, he started writing poems which were followed by articles on a variety of topics. He dabbled in some photography and soon he began writing fiction. He has published two books on Amazon KDP in the suspense thriller genre with the titles 'Eighty Hours To Save Karen' and 'The Krishnapur Kidnappings'. Five of his poems have been published in a book of poetry titled 'Melodies of Spring'. He has also written a short story named 'Varied Moods, Varied Seasons' in a book of anthologies titled 'A Fallen Leaf' published by a writers group called Penmancy. When it comes to non-fiction Jai writes articles on anything that catches his fancy in everyday life. This could be sports or politics or any current event of importance. He also writes book reviews.

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