Page 132 - Book Reviews
Reporting the RTI stuff
Book review of 'Journalism through RTI'
The necessary rant
Penny's 'The Bitch Doctrine' explains appropriation of word, 'bitch', used by online trolls at women
Natural victims of development
Book review of 'The Vanishing: India's Wildlife Crisis'
Commentary for managers
Book review of 'The Winning Way 2.0: Learnings From Sport For Managers'
The destruction of equality
Book reviews of 'The Fate of The West' and 'One Another's Equals'
Russian women in World War II
Roughly a million Soviet women fought in World War II
 "Russian women in World War II")
Arundhati's new novel lays India bare, unveiling worlds within our world
Roy holds it all together, clumsily yet passionately, leaving no one and nothing out
 "Arundhati's new novel lays India bare, unveiling worlds within our world")
Naomi Klein redux
The book review of 'No is Not Enough'
India's precarious internal security
This book should be compulsory reading for every Indian politician and bureaucrat
 "India's precarious internal security")
The 'other' view of sociology
Book review of 'QED: India Tests Social Theory'
Lives among the ruins
Books review of 'We crossed a bridge and it trembled' and The home that was our country'
Upwardly mobile poverty
Book review of 'Who Me, Poor?'
The unlikely demise of capitalism
Book review of How Will Capitalism End? Essays on a failing system
China, US and manifest destinies
Book review of 'Destined For War: Can America and China Escape the Thucydides Trap?'
13 smart steps to good marks: How to excel exams without stress
There has to be a way to study smart instead of studying hard
 "13 smart steps to good marks: How to excel exams without stress")
Of curd rice and 'comfort' writers
Comfort writers are like comfort food and comfort music
America's banker-prosecutor complex
Book review of 'The chickenshit club'
Two views on India's first woman prime minister Indira Gandhi
Sagarika Ghose's 'Indira: India's Most Powerful Prime Minister' has hit the stands
 "Two views on India's first woman prime minister Indira Gandhi")
A McCormack kunji
Beyond Harvard is formatted not for linear reading but for dipping and flipping, a management kunji
A few bright sparks
Book review of 'Spark: The Insight to Growing Brands'