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The book delves into the effectiveness of Demand Side Management (DSM) programs over nearly three decades, highlighting significant regional differences in peak demand reductions across North America. It analyzes end-user consumption patterns and assesses how DSM programs have successfully offset the need for additional energy capacity through demand response measures, though this success is limited to certain areas. The future of DSM is tied to advancements in technology and ongoing government oversight to effectively manage increasing energy demands.

This memoir challenges the stereotype of the exceptional Indian American family through a candid exploration of personal experiences. Prachi Gupta shares her vulnerabilities and confronts societal expectations, offering a raw and honest perspective on identity, culture, and the complexities of family life. Her narrative invites readers to reconsider the myths surrounding immigrant success and highlights the struggles that often remain hidden.