Although Wiley Eastern ceased to At the Delhi Book Fair: Steve Miron, Vice President, Asia; Vikas Gupta; Peter Wiley; Mark Allin; A.K. Bharti 2 function under that name in 1994, signifying a refocusing of our efforts in the country, continuity has been assured in our venture there (now known as Wiley India) by the involvement of General Manager A...
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Bharti, a highly respected figure within the Indian publishing industry, who has been with us since 1976. We are currently based in five locations in India, with the main office in Delhi. Wiley India Today Our established textbook operation is now just one part of Wiley India's business, which is also driven by STM books and major reference works in the library market, a growing demand for journals (both print and online), and by select Professional/Trade titles...
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