Nanovation by Kevin and Jackie Freiberg and Dain Dunston
Nano, the smallest car in the world is a cult product. From the time Ratan Tata announced the Rs 1 Lakh car enough ink...
The Lost River On the Trail of the Sarasvati by Michel Danino
Sarasvati or Saraswati - river which lies at the center of many ethos of the Indian history and culture. A river that lends its...
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor E Frankl
What can one say about the book Man’s Search for Meaning, that is a cult in itself? That talks about an experience that most of...
Alayam The Hindu Temple by G Venkataramana Reddy
The author calls the Hindu temple as the epitome of Indian culture. And the way he explains you would definitely understand the significance of...
Leadership @ Infosys Edited by Matt Barney
Leadership @ Infosys is an unusual book to review for me. I have worked at Infosys for many years. And with many of the...
In search of Sita by Malashri Lal & Namita Gokhale
Sita, the central character in Ramayan. She is not just the consort of the main protagonist of the story. But she is a subject...
Finding Delhi – Loss and Renewal in the Megacity by Bharati Chaturvedi
Delhi is and always has been an ever-changing city. Today it is in a race to become a world-class city. With a lot of...
The Ajanta Caves Ancient Paintings by Benoy K Behl
I read this book The Ajanta Caves as part of my readings for the Indian Art and Culture course that I am currently pursuing...
The Fabric of Our Lives: The Story of Fabindia by Radhika Singh
FabIndia is probably the best-known fabric/garment brand for middle-class India. It would not be an aberration to say that it almost defines the Indian...
Braking News by Sunetra Choudhury
The title of the book Braking News very aptly sums what the book is all about: 2 girls, 15,000 km, 715 Million Votes. Well,...
