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Book review | 'Rat Race': A race where prize is the punishment
deccanherald · india · south asia
Corporate career: Mamta Kalia examines the quiet tragedy of modern professional ambition in Rat Race, translated sharply by Jerry Pinto, laying bare the profound personal cost of climbing the white collar ladder in a changing nation.
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