Page 17 - Book Review
The struggle for utopia
The Struggle and the Promise - Restoring India's Potential, has turned out to be a refreshing take on why and how India should become a global leader in the next few decades
 "The struggle for utopia")
The modern feeding frenzy
Mr Saladino has an 18-year-old backpacker's willingness to light out for remote destinations far from the usual food-writer feeding troughs
 "The modern feeding frenzy")
Disruption as a business process
How did Silicon Valley become the hub of the world's most disruptive and innovative start-ups? The setting up of Stanford University definitely can claim some credit for that
 "Disruption as a business process")
Profiting from purpose
Deep Purpose is a modern-day timeless classic on how individuals and institutions intersect to produce performance and profit through the alchemy of purpose
 "Profiting from purpose")
The ESG imperative
The need for businesses to shift their practices from wasteful extraction to sustainable, regenerative, equitable systems has never been greater
 "The ESG imperative")
The tale of Ghulam Rasool Galwan
Many travellers have written about their experiences. But I don't think a mere porter has. That too in a foreign language. That's what makes Galwan's diary so absolutely unique
Battling an ancient scourge
In Phantom Plague, Vidya Krishnan lays out the long, maddening history of tuberculosis
 "Battling an ancient scourge")
The everyman performer
The authors take us through some engaging anecdotes from Kumar's personal life
 "The everyman performer")
Addressing the China challenge
The author has argued that India, America, and Japan are China's key rivals
 "Addressing the China challenge")
Notes from a 'mainland North-easterner'
Replete with anecdotes, The Eastern Gate provides an all-encompassing view of the troubles of the north-east
 "Notes from a 'mainland North-easterner'")
Game theories
Mr Roeder is himself a player, and he structures much of his narrative around his entry in major competitions
 "Game theories")
Royal contrarians
An expertly researched book seeks to question the stereotypes about India's princely states
 "Royal contrarians")
The world tomorrow
Mr Macaes has set out the implications of the pandemic cogently -but he does not offer quick-fix solutions
 "The world tomorrow")
Living with uncertainty
The author has many suggestions on how best to take on and succeed in this emerging, bewildering world
 "Living with uncertainty")
A promising road map for millennials
For professionals who are well read, the book will appeal to the historian in you
 "A promising road map for millennials")
An expansive view of the BJP
Nalin Mehta combines scholarship, in-depth reportage and first-person interviews with a wide range of senior BJP leaders and junior functionaries
 "An expansive view of the BJP")
A Fed morality tale
Mr Leonard has chosen Rexnord as an example advisedly
 "A Fed morality tale")
Auroville in letter and spirit: a long-time resident's tell-all account
A long-time resident writes about an intensely personal journey that overlaps with the controversies within this international community devoted to spiritual harmony
 "Auroville in letter and spirit: a long-time resident's tell-all account")
The art of leaning in
The bias against women in general finds many mentions in the book
 "The art of leaning in")
A financial alchemist's roller-coaster story
Mr Hands describes some of his early deals, which reflect the essence of his approach
 "A financial alchemist's roller-coaster story")
