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Rokda: How Baniyas do Business by Nikhil Inamdar
Baniya-Buddhi is what we Baniyas call common sense. If you ask most businessmen the secret of their success they would attribute it to basic...
Kathmandu by Thomas Bell – Book Review
Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal is an intriguing place - an ancient city wrapped in a lot of mythology, where Hinduism and Buddhism co-exist...
The Last King in India – Wajid Ali Shah by Rosie Llewellyn-Jones
Biographies of historical figures stitched together using the material available with a bit of imagination acting as a thread can be very interesting -...
How to become a Billionaire by Selling Nothing by Aditya Magal
It is very easy to review a good book or a bad book. It is the books in between that make you think and...
Cat out of Hell by Lynne Truss – Book Review
Ages ago I had read Lynne Truss’s Eats, Shoots & Leaves - a zero-tolerance approach to punctuation. And I still remember reading that. So...
Delhi Mostly Harmless by Elizabeth Chatterjee
Participant Observer is a technique in anthropology, where the researcher becomes a part of the community or society he or she is studying. They...
Aftertaste by Namita Devidayal – Book Review
A Bania Marwari family in the business district of Mumbai in the mid-1980s and the family saga that tells you the dynamics of the...
Author Shweta Punj on Success & Failure
Shweta Punj author of the book Why I Failed shares her thoughts with Anureviews.
Interview with author Shweta Punj
Tell us something about yourself - where...
Why I Failed by Shweta Punj – Book Review
Why I Failed by Shweta Punj, talks about the failures of successful people from various walks of life.
There is enough literature celebrating and analyzing...
Happy Birthday! By Meghna Pant – Book Review
13 stories wade through various human relationships and the undercurrents they carry. The book Happy Birthday! talks about an everyday relationship we have in...
