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Monday, November 06, 2006

Reliance's plans for book retailing in India

Are India's libraries ready?

Reliance's plans for book retailing in India
A report in The Economic Times (Oct 03, 2006) throws some light on Reliance's plans for book retailing in india.

Reliance has tied up with Delhi-based publication house Roli Books and is in talks with Prabhat Prakashan, which publishes books in both English and Hindi.

Book sections in Reliance’s proposed retail outfits would also sell home videos and multimedia music formats, along with related gift articles. read the full story

Labels: India, India's Economy