Jun 19, 2022 Book Review: God’s Own Entrepreneurs — The success secrets of 21 entrepreneurs from Kerala
Jun 19, 2022 Book Review: The Founders — The story of Paypal and the entrepreneurs who shaped Silicon Valley
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Jun 19, 2022 Book Review: God’s Own Entrepreneurs — The success secrets of 21 entrepreneurs from Kerala
Jun 19, 2022 Book Review: The Founders — The story of Paypal and the entrepreneurs who shaped Silicon Valley
Mar 05, 2022 Book Review | The Ambuja Story: How a Group of Ordinary Men Created an Extraordinary Company
How to Prevent the Next Pandemic How to Prevent the Next Pandemic In his well-researched book, Bill Gates proposes that the world employ a special pandemic taskforce that he calls GERM
An Intent to Serve An Intent to Serve Former Lieutenant Governor of Delhi Tejendra Khanna’s memoir is a reflection on his own professional ethic and values while at the same time holding
Bloomsbury 35: Thirty Five Years of Fiction at Bloomsbury Bloomsbury 35: Thirty Five Years of Fiction at Bloomsbury This book is a celebration and a representative mix of past glories and a guide to current and future reading
Beyond the Boundary Beyond the Boundary Sports writer Suresh Menon journeys into the literary world to share passages and interludes that enrich a reader’s life
A useful primer for wannabe entrepreneurs A useful primer for wannabe entrepreneurs The book is packed with practical “how to” advice from the idea stage, going all the way to an IPO, and is laid out in simple language and peppere
Shedding fresh light on poet Edwin Arnold Shedding fresh light on poet Edwin Arnold Jairam Ramesh’s biography talks about Englishman Arnold’s seminal work on Buddha and the influence it had on Indian leaders
Analysing gender portrayal in Indian advertising In Beauty Paradigm,Jaishri Jethwaney describes how there is blatant stereotyping and objectification of women in ad narratives
The spiritual voyage of a shipwrecked group The Stranger in the Lifeboat is a tale of survival and having faith – but it has more unanswered questions than solutions
The life and times of Bollywood’s Greatest Showman In Raj Kapoor, The Master At Work , Rahul Rawail presents little known aspects of the maverick film-maker, actor-producer-director who explored cinema
Why ESG needs to be at the forefront of corporate strategy Concern for the planet and society was never on the corporate agenda in a big way; that will now seriously change
‘Any Truism About India can be Immediately Contradicted by Another Truism’: Shashi Tharoor The Congress MP and author whose latest book gives a panoramic range of his writings on men, morality, country and more
Gripping tales of vaccine discovery The telling of vaccine rollouts from HIV to SARS-CoV2 virus is a true adventure story of our times.
A delightful smorgasbord of cinematic moments! Anupama Chopra’s book A Place in my Heart is a delightful insider’s view of the Indian film industry as a reporter, a family member, a cinema goer
Stitching a page-turner inspired by headlines Based on India's war against terror, 'Operation Trojan Horse' is an engaging thriller novel.
Unpacking the big black box of villainy In Pure Evil, the Bad Men of Bollywood, Balaji Vittal traces the various shades of villainy down the ages
How ‘shopoholic’ UPL adds muscle with takeovers Homegrown agrochem MNC UPL believes in collaborations to drive growth and revenue
Birla-Adani in cement slugfest to be top player With housing and roads expected see a boom, cement makers will be jockeying for the top slot
Investors can again invest in international funds but... ...will be subject to the headroom available to MFs without breaching the overseas investment limits utilised by fund houses as on February 1, 2022
Weekly Rupee view: Rupee stays range-bound The domestic currency is not appreciating despite softening dollar
Why India-focussed pharma stocks have an edge Extended periods of slow growth in a third of the portfolio weighs on US-focussed stocks
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
