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A book that celebrates the feat of Kapil’s Devils

Thirteen economists offer non-partisan, common-sense prescriptions for policy action across various sectors

With ample anecdotal evidence, this book provides valuable insights into the significance of sleep

An economist gazes at the electoral crystal ball

Two realistic analysis of Big Tech’s claims of a future powered by machines and why they dearly need a social audit

Puja Mehra scans a pivotal decade to figure out how reforms have become an unfinished business

Secrets of the C-suite from a veteran manager

The authors of this insightful book bust a few long-held corporate myths

It would address high urban unemployment and lack of public goods, besides being superior to mere income support

The articles in the book narrate a fascinating and complex tale of the business class’ growing power

In his book, Arun Kumar suggests ways to convert the complex levy into a ‘Ground Nourishing Tax’

Busting the myth of population explosion, the authors want us to prepare for an ageing society

The book is a treatise on the region’s rivers, seas — and deluded planners who tried to tame nature

An interesting mix of experiences across a host of countries

The best about Gandhi by others leaves a void in anyone seeking to understand the man and his mission

A strategy primer for businesses to stay one step ahead of the competition

An anthology, Dissent on Aadhaar, sheds light on the hidden dangers of relying on Aadhaar for delivering welfare benefits

The book, peppered with anecdotes, says that the jobs situation is more in the nature of an emerging crisis

Ruchir Sharma’s insights on the Indian polity are absorbing thanks to portraits that are raw and real

Frankenstein Facebook, Google the gobbler; what’s happening with the digital age? A new book calls for a pushback

Trump’s wanton ways pose a threat to an apparatus whose professionalism is taken for granted

‘Why wasn’t TCS floated during the IT boom?’

A new book presents lofty ideas of over a dozen economic thinkers in a remarkably lucid manner

Rajmohan Gandhi’s book drifts away from being a history of the peoples of South India