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Rohini Nilekani's New Book Talks Of 'Samaaj, Sarkaar, Bazaar'
This new book is a distillation of my thoughts about the need for a dynamic balance between the three sectors of society, state and markets
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'India Is Rapidly Emerging As A Global Hub For Education, Learning...': Wiley India Head
Ritesh Kumar, Country Lead, Wiley India talks to Ashish Sinha on its India growth story
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Heroism Amidst The Debacle: A Signaller’s View Of 1962 War
The plight of the Army Signallers who were desperately trying to keep the vital battlefield channels of communication open despite outdated and inadequate equipment, even as the Chinese overwhelmed the Indian positions in Ladakh and NEFA, is described in vivid, gut-wrenching detail
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Create A Customer Responsive Culture To Protect Brand Reputation: Gaurav Sood
Gaurav Sood, author of Troll Proof Branding in the Age of Doppelgänger, describes the harm that the social media attacks by dissatisfied customers can cause to brands, suggests strategies to rebound
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Best Summer Reading For Middle School
5 recommended definite steps to foster reading identity and nurturing lifelong readers:
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Author Speaks: The $10-trillion Dream
Former Finance Secretary, Government of India, Subhash Chandra Garg, who recently penned the book, The $10 Trillion Dream, talks to Ashish Sinha of BW Businessworld about his book, ideas and what needs to be done. Excerpts:
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Book Review: Indian Background On A Western Foreground
Holding up industry icons like Kiran Mazumdar Shah and Harsh Mariwala as examples, Steve Correa describes the characteristics that make the Indian leader distinctive and adaptive, agile and effective, both in India and abroad. It is our ‘Indianness’ that’s working so far, in our professional journey
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Book Review: Sentinels Of The Soil
The book showcases to the world how a developing nation successfully overcame one of the biggest crisis ever seen in recent history.
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Book Review: The Biography of a Failed Venture By Prashant Desai
This book is fascinating as it takes head-on this very concept of “failure” and dissects what happened in the author’s life and business venture.
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Book Review: VUCA In Startups
This is the first study of Indian startups, which has succeeded in the marketplace. Learning from others may shorten your journey by making fewer mistakes. Every prospective entrepreneur must read this book before embarking on his Start-up journey.
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Book Review: The Exceptionals
The book says all the people who have mastered their skill and become exceptional in their respective fields have done so with a single focus—they have believed that they have only one path, one alternative
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Making Sense Of The Pandemic
By unraveling the stories of past pandemics we can begin to better understand our future, and prepare for what it holds in store for us
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Lockdown Read: Upstream By Dan Heath
The book talks about a concept how to fix a problem before it’s occurrence.
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Book Review: Pandemonium - The Great Indian Banking Tragedy
The book takes you to a roller-coaster ride in search for the answer. It is a compelling story on the rot in India’s banking system – how promoters easily swapped equity with debt as bank managements looked the other way to protect their balance sheets, until the RBI began waging a war against ballooning bad loans.
Read MoreNilesh Sathe’s “Never Give Up”
The book captures the essence of a self-made individual, rising to higher positions and still retaining the humility and warmth. India has many stories about individuals overcoming odds and succeeding.
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