A clock made of books.
3,500 carefully chosen titles on science, startups, marketing, management and more — all accessible through an annual membership that costs less than a team lunch.
This article by Dipanita Nath for The Indian Express takes you inside a public library in Pune that most people don’t know about, yet one that plays a small but meaningful role in the city’s innovation ecosystem.
The Venture Center Library supports science entrepreneurship through books, conversations, and community. Its collection includes rare resources on intellectual property and market research, alongside reports and studies that are often difficult to find elsewhere. There are also shelves of magazines business leaders rely on, including Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Entrepreneur Media, among Indian and international titles. The library also includes a Marathi collection, with a selection of books available online.
If you enjoy uncovering lesser-known corners of Pune, this one is worth discovering. Thank you, Dipanita Nath for capturing this space so thoughtfully.
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