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Intoxication down the ages
The pub crawl can get a little exhausting, and the reader can get bloated on the relentless whimsy
A Dalit family finds happiness
Reading Narendra Jadhav's Outcaste: A Memoir was no source of discomfort
'Factfulness' book review: The world is not really as bad as you think
'Factfulness' offers a booster inoculation against the prevailing irrational pessimism
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Evolution of people management
Book review of CEO Chess Master or Gardener: How Game-Changing HR Reforms Created a New Future for Bank of Baroda
Prying open history
Book review of Reporter: A Memoir
Fuzzy logic for the liberal arts
Scott Hartley makes the case that it's those people who have college degrees in the humanities are the ones who have created the most successful, creative business ideas in recent times
Alternative facts on the nuclear deal
Book review of 'A Debate to Remember: The US-India Nuclear Deal'
The Punjabi-uncle way of peacemaking
In essence, the book makes a pitch for a new India-Pakistan peace process, led by what Mr Durrani describes as a 'group of wise men' trusted by both countries' national security establishment
The mentor of Narendra Modi's BJP
Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee's biography has been arranged in chronological fashion, starting in the years that open the 20th century
Deep thinking on the Indian Ocean
The strong theme that emerges from the essays is the tension between China's stated goals of economic development and degree to which it has been unable to convince India of sincerity of its intention
Paying the price for foreign aid
Indian officials come across as being surprisingly entrepreneurial in securing aid
Harish Kapadia's book on key expeditions in Himalayas is a compelling read
One of the moving accounts of expiditions in this book is by the legendary Italian mountaineer Reinhold Messner, entitled 'Odyssey on Nanga Parbat'
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India through epitaphs
Mr Bedi writes with flair on film stars, and meticulously chronicles their humble beginnings and work in what was then Bombay before gaining success in film
The ascent of malaria
Fever also makes the compelling case that the epidemiology of malaria has historically been rooted in environmental change.
The anatomy of brand crises
The book looks at a large number of brands that have withstood crisis. Many have managed to come back stronger, but the book also speaks of a few brands that have not been able to withstand the shock
The hazards of idealism
The Moralist is a fluid account that feels shorter than its 600-plus pages. Despite its length, there isn't a passage that drags or feels superfluous
An argumentative Indian
This compendium of essays, brought out on the occasion of his 80th birthday, has been penned by authors, philosophers, economists, all of whom have enjoyed 'civic friendships' with Mr Nandy
The walls that Hillary built
Chasing Hillary is the best explanation so far of why that is. Ms Chozick describes Ms Clinton's press shop
Reinventing the HR wheel
The G3 is the first of seven steps this "playbook" outlines
'On Grand Strategy' book review: How to wage war
Ten lively essays proceed in chronological order from King Xerxes' invasion of Greece to Isaiah Berlin's thoughts on World War II and the Cold War
