Poor Little Rich Slum (English, Paperback, Bansal Rashmi)
One little two little three little Indians, four little five little six little Indians, seven little eight little nine little Indians... One million little Indian entrepreneurs.
These are the stories of the little people who make up the Big Idea of Dharavi.
A slum of energy, enterprise and hope.
Where every hand is busy, every head held high.
Where people could be miserable but choose to be happy.
A choice each of us can make.
About the Author
Rashmi Bansal is the best-selling author of Stay Hungry Stay Foolish, Connect the Dots and I Have a Dream. Her books have sold over half a million copies and been translated into ten languages. She is currently searching for stories for her next book.
Deepak Gandhi is a management consultant, speaker and teacher, with an abiding interest in the social sector. In a pro- fessional career spanning three decades, he has worked with NDDB, Tata Steel and UNDP. Deepak currently divides his time between India and Canada.
Dee Gandhi is self-taught freelance photographer who practices ‘no price tag’ photography. He is currently making many many people happy with beautiful photographs and making enough ‘fair profit’ to quit the retrace.
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Every cloud has a silver lining
Chetan Sharma
Certified Buyer
Feb, 2013
This book Does NOT Connect the Dots.
Mohammed Madani
Certified Buyer
Jun, 2012
Poor Little Rich Slum
Venu Rao Deva
Certified Buyer, Mangalore
Nov, 2013
Truly an eye opener
prateek agrawal
Certified Buyer
Oct, 2012
Must read, if you want to know more about Dharavi.
Shyam Govind
Aug, 2012
Different Dharavi- Different Rashmi
praveen kumar
Certified Buyer
Aug, 2012
India needs more entrprising people like Dharavi........ wish our politicians and babus read this book
Amit Panda
Jun, 2012
Inspiring Book
saikiran bandari
Certified Buyer, Bodhan
Jul, 2013
Must read
Milan Bhatt
Certified Buyer
Jan, 2013
There can be, and there are success stories among slum dwellers
Rajesh
Aug, 2012