BOOK REVIEW

Mr Faligot's book is packed with considerable detail, not all of which may be of interest to a general reader

This collection of 50 sketches, which the author Rasheed Kidwai calls "obituaries", bears a somewhat misleading subtitle

This is a book written with scrupulous honesty, even innocence

Mr Kinney's is quite a persuasive voice and the circular continuum he suggests is for all those looking to create a lasting impact on the world

The theme of this book follows in the genre of several books like the Lessons of Excellence by Tom Peters and Bob Waterman - both also, coincidentally, McKinsey consultants

The book is intellectually stimulating and pretty useful even on a practical level

It's not good enough to be rich if you are a Dalit as well

Mr Ali's occasional colourful language might thrill a section of readers; but he sometimes trivialises his otherwise competitive position on a number of issues

Book chapters are organised into sections around calamities, food produce, fossil fuels and alternate power

Both authors use the word "liberal" in its classical sense

The authors tell us, in some detail, about Mahmood the educationist, whose experiences at Cambridge shaped the manner in which learning was imparted at MAO College

The big picture he paints in this book is that digital technologies are transforming consumer market opportunities in not just India but possibly in all developing countries

Both men helped save a sinking Apple in the 1990s - Ive first, overseeing the design of a new line of computers with candy-coloured transparent cases

Jyoti Mukul's book is a welcome study of the economic and emotional impact of the government's decision to shut down transport links to contain transmission of Covid-19

Mr Ahmad looks closely at India's interactions with the region and this has much new information as also an analytical and policy perspective of great value

While Mr Gross already had an admirable track record, the financial crisis of 2008 catapulted him into the league of legends

Dell Computers is one of the survivors that rode the original IBM-compatible PC wave and managed to successfully reinvent itself when that market became a low-margin commodity play

A close linkage between LOC and boosting of India's trade, investment and technology has been well brought out

On one level, Dead in the Water is a masterpiece of explanatory journalism

Three books offer a succinct picture of Putin's Russia and its problematic relationship with Ukraine