May 21, 2022 Book It! How Dinesh Dhamija built and sold online travel agency ebookers for £247 million
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May 21, 2022 Book It! How Dinesh Dhamija built and sold online travel agency ebookers for £247 million
Mar 05, 2022 Book Review | The Ambuja Story: How a Group of Ordinary Men Created an Extraordinary Company
How to use neuroscience to create impactful brands How to use neuroscience to create impactful brands The book is a great exposition on the way the use of neuroscience has grown in the field of marketing
An Island: A tale of intersecting lives An Island: A tale of intersecting lives Invasion is a pervasive theme in Karen Jennings’ slim but ambitious novel, longlisted for the Booker prize,
Planning Democracy: How a Professor, An Institute, And An Idea Shaped India Planning Democracy: How a Professor, An Institute, And An Idea Shaped India A book that unravels India’s tryst with Five-Year plans
Managing oneself well is foundation of everything: Shiv Shivakumar Managing oneself well is foundation of everything: Shiv Shivakumar In his third book, Shiv Shivakumar of the Aditya Birla group, talks about how to manage one’s life and career in a fast-changing world
Limitless: The Power of Unlocking your True Potential Limitless: The Power of Unlocking your True Potential The book offers insights into building one’s career
Book It! How Dinesh Dhamija built and sold online travel agency ebookers for £247 million Book It! How Dinesh Dhamija built and sold online travel agency ebookers for £247 million Dinesh Dhamija’s book is another tale of an immigrant making it big in the UK
Over the Edge: A mélange of thrill, suspense, agony and ecstasy Vandana Kumari Jena’s latest short story collection is a crisp, fast-paced read full of layered surprises
Marketing Without Money: An Essential Guide The title of Jessie Paul’s new book may be a trifle misleading but she has written a great playbook for modern marketers
Solutions for a ‘burning’ issue Nikhil Chaudhary's book on acidity, The Burning Solution, is loaded with simple science and insightful anecdotes
PM Modi’s policy initiatives a case study for world: Amit Shah Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu releases the book ‘Modi@20: Dreams Meet Delivery’
Up the mountains of India: A fun, fact-filled trek across the country’s major ranges Offering a fun, trivia-saturated peek into the...well, peaks and mountains of India, is this children’s book that takes us all (adults included!) vi
How to use neuroscience to create impactful brands The book is a great exposition on the way the use of neuroscience has grown in the field of marketing
An Island: A tale of intersecting lives Invasion is a pervasive theme in Karen Jennings’ slim but ambitious novel, longlisted for the Booker prize,
Planning Democracy: How a Professor, An Institute, And An Idea Shaped India A book that unravels India’s tryst with Five-Year plans
The Tiger of Drass: Capt Anuj Nayyar, a Kargil Hero Meena Nayyar, the mother of Mahavir Chakra awardee Capt Anuj Nayyar, and Himmat Singh Shekhawat have written a very personalized account of the young
Indian innovation, not jugaad - 100 ideas that transformed India The author writes about many unsung heroes and their innovations that has made the nation what it is
Book Review | Yuktahaar: The Belly and Brain Diet Nutritionist Munmum Ganeriwal attempts to acquaint readers with the gut microbiome, demystify its role and prescribe the appropriate foods that will p
Maverick Effect: The Inside Story of India’s IT Revolution Harish Mehta’s book is a compelling biography of software industry body Nasscom
Wrist Assured: An Autobiography A fascinating story of how a shy, slim and short boy is thrust into international cricket stardom by his stylish play
“In Machinehood, I made a conscious choice to have women of colour as the main characters”: S.B. Divya S. B. Divya’s thought-provoking work Machinehood has got the first best novel nomination for the prestigious Annual Nebula Awards
Naushad Forbes: The investment cycle has started to turn But, industrialist and author Naushad Forbes says that the consumption cycle has to start firing for a growth revival
The Battle Against Covid: Diary of a Bureaucrat The book written by Tarun Pithode, the then District Collector of Bhopal, assumes significance in understanding the district level responses to managi
Bruised Passports: Travelling the World as Digital Nomads Offering an intimate peek into the realm of ‘digital nomads’, this book by one of India’s earliest itinerant world travelling couple, bloggers S
FIFA takes on streaming companies with own soccer platform The service features documentaries and live games for free
Tea’s time has come A young entrepreneur from Hyderabad is building a no-frills, franchisee-driven chain of tea outlets, disrupting the lower end of the market
Designer Falguni Gokhale’s children’s books show them the need to dream The Books to Inspire series can help kids develop social and emotional skills
With Alyque on your mind The book has some of Alyque’s craziest ideas but it ends up falling between a bunch of stools
Rahul Bajaj: An Extraordinary Life The anecdotes, the historical context, and the business learnings make this book a perfect homage to Bajaj
Monsoon: A Poem of Love and Longing Abhay K’s volume of poems takes the reader on a magic carpet ride across the beautiful islands of the Indian Ocean before making a landfall on the s
Book Review: I Am The book emphasises new ways of thinking through creativity, empathy and above all through simplicity
Alone in the crowd: Overcoming loneliness of urban living A timely and relevant book that addresses the silent pandemic of mental health issues
Unfilled Barrels: India’s Oil Story In this extract from the book that traces the country’s exciting oil journey , the author brings to the fore the corporate rivalries in the sector
The Art of Bitfulness: Keeping Calm in the Digital World This book is not about helping us spend less time on our devices. Instead, its goal is to spend our time on our devices better
Watershed: How We Destroyed India’s Water and How We Can Save It The World Water Day on 22 March made the invisible visible, putting the spotlight on groundwater. Mridula Ramesh’s book maps the larger waterscape a
Transformation in times of crisis Challenging one’s own mental models is vital to stay ahead and the authors illustrate how innovators and disruptors do it
Airtel showcases 5G high-speed by recreating Kapil Dev’s famous 175 not out A special 175 Replayed video, in 4K mode, brought to key moments from the match, which had no video footage
The Greatest Telugu Stories Ever Told This collection of translated stories brings together writing spanning some eighty years
Salman Khan: The Man, The Actor, The Legend The book peels the layers behind the personality of the actor who is endlessly talked about and criticized yet is also an object of adulation.
Review: The HR Superstar: Unlocking your master key to success The human dimensions of HR that are strongly represented throughout the book strongly reflect the author’s personal strengths and deep insights abou
Don’t Forget 2004 – Advertising secrets of an impossible election victory This book by Jayshree M Sundar takes you behind the scenes of an Epic Political win
Booming Digital Stars: 11 Inspiring Journeys from India’s Creator Economy Lessons from the exciting success stories of social media influencers
1946 Royal Indian Navy Mutiny: Last War of Independence Pramod Kapoor’s book delves in deep detail into the naval rebellion against the British
Tourism marketing: A new pitch from God’s Own Country Kerala’s tourism revival package has new products and a unique positioning with an eye on the post-pandemic domestic traveller
‘Arbitrability’ in times of fast emerging techno-centric businesses in India The Supreme Court has presented what is called a “four-fold” test to determine the question of arbitrability of the subject matter
India spotlights green shipping Guidelines for incorporation of green initiatives across ports are in the works
Why banks may not be able to pass on rate hikes Being the first major interest rate hike since 2018, banks may have to weigh profitability vs. loan growth
Index Outlook: Will resistance cap the upside in Sensex, Nifty 50? The broader trend is down and any further rise from here may not sustain
Auroville: An utopian search for a better world Akash Kapur’s ‘Better to Have Gone’ traces what happens when we believe deeply in a quest and give up everything in its pursuit
Lady doctors and the rocky path to healing A handbook on India’s first women doctors holds up a mirror to the social and political realities of the 19th and early 20th century
Conquering Everest: A compelling account of how an impossible dream was achieved Jim Davidson dwells in detail on the failure to make it in the first attempt and the harrowing return to physically and emotionally draining climb up