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Anvita Bajpai, the woman who challenged Chetan Bhagat's ingenuity
Anvita Bajpai claims Chetan Bhagat's 'One Indian Girl' is plagiarized
 "Anvita Bajpai, the woman who challenged Chetan Bhagat's ingenuity")
The great jobs enigma
The first part of the book has four chapters focusing on employment
The curious case of Kawas Nanavati
In Hot Blood settles all debate on the Nanavati case with its impeccable research
Money for nothing?
Demonetisation is not a tool for curbing inflation because India did not have an inflation that high
The environmental trade-offs
You begin to think how language of economic forces legitimises appropriation of natural resources
How Harvard influenced capitalism
In The Golden Passport, Duff McDonald's determined to call the Harvard Business School to account
Leaning in and carrying on
Book review of Option B: Facing adversity, building resilience, and finding joy
 "Leaning in and carrying on")
Our world in 2050
Technology has touched all of us in ways we never imagined
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Curiosity is the best policy
Book review of The Curious Marketer: Expeditions in branding and consumer behaviour
Click-through formula
The book attempts to connect with the global scene to explain the Indian e-commerce story fully
The familiar Vajpayee
The author has dug deep but come up with material largely well known in political and media circles
Fixing the ladder of opportunity
Book review of The Broken Ladder: The paradox and the potential of India's one billion
Hillary's Titanic moment
Book review of Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton's Doomed Campaign
A remedy for limited knowledge
In The Knowledge Illusion, scientists hammer another nail into the coffin of the rational individual
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The lives and struggles of Chinese millennials
A new book adeptly traces the lives of 6 young men and women born in the 'post-Tiananmen generation'
 "The lives and struggles of Chinese millennials")
Combating illiberalism
Book review of On Tyranny: Twenty lessons from the twentieth century
Book Review: 'Development and Taxation' deconstructs public finance
Comments in the book, written in BS over two decades, reveal Dr Shome's expertise in public finance
Plain tales and the hills
'Things to Leave Behind' continues through the decades to come, telling various stories
RBI's missing links
The objective of the book is to make RBI 'easily accessible to the lay reader'
A new rule book for the Great Game
'The Chessboard and the Web' is meant as a guide for foreign policy in this new world