Page 48 - Book Review
Universal truths
This book stitches together a history of physics from Newton to Einstein
Through colonial lenses
The Last Mughal exposed a serious weakness amongst Indian historians
Portrait of a thin-skinned president
Book review of Richard Nixon: The Life
Demolishing notebandi, brick by brick
The book has a detailed, unbiased analysis of the design as well as the impact of demonetisation
A tryst with rocketry
Though the book is an interesting read about the formation of ISRO
Why inequality is a threat to governance
Book review: The Crisis of the Middle Class Constitution
Apartheid, Hitler and other stories
The title of the book is a factual description of Mr Noah's birth
Killer apps that shook the world
Both Uber and Airbnb were born around 2007-08, just as the iPhone was making its way into the world
Human biases in data mining
Opposing views on what to do about the data we create
Globalisation in another age
Book review: Ayya's Accounts
Black money conundrums
The author tends to discount the widely accepted reasons for the rise of the black economy
Aurangzeb, unreconstructed myth
This is a very disappointing book on a very important subject. Aurangzeb still awaits his historian
The battle over women's rights
Book review: Divided We Stand
The ascent of the Marwari eco-system
Bringing the Rainbow is a good insight into the mind of a Marwari businessman
Wellsprings of the Islamic State
A first-hand study of a range of IS supporters offers an insightful perspective of this organisation
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Michiko Kakutani: Global trouble with a bit of magic
Exit West is recounting the story of the migrants Saeed and Nadia
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Khali wrestles with his destiny
More than wondrous achievements, The Man Who Became Khali is a tale of pitiful naivety
T C A Srinivasa-Raghavan: Raddi by the book
One special category of 'not-to-be-discarded' books was the so-called reference volumes
Veerappan: Chasing the legend
The book presents a good idea of how Veerappan managed to escape the long arm of the law
The science of combat
Roach is not only one of the best popular science writers around; she is unquestionably the funniest
