Why MBAs Are All Going East
Why Bing's In Love With Farmville
Telling Friends Where You Are
Varma candidly discusses how colonial legacies continue to harbour in the mindsets of Indians today at the cost of our original cultural heritage, literature and schools of thought
'River Water Sharing' is an important contribution in the field of river disputes studies as it takes a multi-disciplinary view and looks for alternatives to traditional large dam-centric mechanisms
'Be Rich & Happy' documents the little too well wisdom about the deficiencies that exist across education systems today and its degenerative impact on students
'Days Of The Raj,' recounts a hilarious collection of leisure time activities pursued by the British and the eccentricities associated with them
Richard E. Nisbett stands for what he calls the new environmentalism emphasising how socioeconomic factors,help enhance intelligence quotient
'Ultrametabolism' is a fascinating account of how metabolism works and talks about the branch of science called genomics, says Satyajit Kanjilal
An impressive debut novel about life and loss and coming to terms with the past
Why we need to reorganise market systems and the political economy to combat mindless corporatisation
Emphasising on the pivotal nexus between economic power and national power Arvind Virmani forecasts the changing equations of global domination in 'From Unipolar to Tripolar World'
'A Planet In Peril' demonstrates the catastrophic impact of climate change while suggesting solutions to curb its dangers
'The Next Big Thing' focuses on predicting trends by analysing changes in consumer behaviour and attitudes
Ted Conover starts out on a road trip across six countries to understand the socio-political implications of highways and other roads
'I read books across genres including anthropology, spiritualism, business, politics, chick lit, art, yoga and so on,' says Bobby Srinivasan
'India 2039' showcases a collection of diverse essays projecting India's future as an affluent economy; the imperative to achieve it and the steps required to become globally competitive
A fascinating book of legal anecdotes that document some of the best Indian court room humour
Smooth Ride To Venture Capital provides a basic overview of how the VC industry functions and serves as a guidebook for experts in this field
