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Taapsee Pannu pens foreword for ‘Changemakers’, a book featuring stories of 11 inspiring women

Almas Virani and Sweta Samosa have come together for a book about change titled Changemakers. The book comprises the journey of 11 powerful Indian women, who managed to bring a substantial change in the society after attending ‘She Creates Change’,...

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Updated At : 12:59 PM Oct 18, 2021 IST

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Almas Virani and Sweta Samosa have come together for a book about change titled Changemakers. The book comprises the journey of 11 powerful Indian women, who managed to bring a substantial change in the society after attending ‘She Creates Change’, a programme by Change.org. Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu has written the foreword for this book. The book is slated to hit the shelves on October 19. Taapsee says, “The day you feel low on confidence, just go through a few pages of this book…”

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