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Policy making through the third eye
In current times when data is under threat, N Bhaskara Rao's book makes a compelling argument for basing policies on sound research and using data and insights wisely for the purpose
 "Policy making through the third eye")
Insiders in the development story
Anchoring Change celebrates the grassroots interventions over 75 years but it could have had a more diverse set of organisations and initiatives
 "Insiders in the development story")
Activism outside a straitjacket
Ms Ramaswamy's book - which is a reflection of her life -challenges us to look at problems in their raw form and find a situational solution
 "Activism outside a straitjacket")
Admiring the Milkman
This book is a fine example of a hagiographic account of Kurien.
 "Admiring the Milkman")
The full story of the agrarian crisis
Mr Hardikar traces the story of Ramrao who attempted suicide by consuming two bottles of pesticide during Holi in 2014
 "The full story of the agrarian crisis")
Chronicling the pandemic
This book is not only insightful, but also a tribute to The India Forum - the online journal that has published a range of pieces in the span of one year
 "Chronicling the pandemic")
The multiple meanings of money
Book review of The Conjuror's Trick: An Interpretive History of Paper Money in India
 "The multiple meanings of money")
That sinking feeling?
Book review of Pandemonium: The Great Indian Banking Tragedy
 "That sinking feeling?")
Banks and the contagion
The interconnectedness of the banking sector and the contagion is there for us to see
More buck for the bank?
The new title and repackaging enhances sale volumes. We learn a new marketing principle with every book of Mr Bandyopadhyay
 "More buck for the bank?")
Raghuram Rajan's sermons
'The Third Pillar' is a book of good intention, great thoughts, lost in a preachy style.
 "Raghuram Rajan's sermons")
Between Mint Road and North Block
Duvvuri Subbarao has written an introspective and candid memoir of his testing tenure at the central bank
 "Between Mint Road and North Block")
A new tilt in the tale
Business guru Ram Charan's makes the short point that economic power is shifting from the North to the South