Author: Gurcharan Das/ Publisher: Penguin Books India/ ISBN: 9780143063018
This being the first review on this blog, I wanted to write something really intere
sting (and inviting enough that a reader feels like revisiting). Before I can write a ‘review’ of this book, there’s a fundamental condition to be fulfilled.
This new book was the one I had borrowed from Ravi Kakadia during one of my trips to Pune – it’s a 2001 publication from Mr Gurcharan Das. India Unbound talks mainly about effects of globalization, and the indirect/direct changes that have reflected by opening up the economy. The most interesting part being, he has covered all the concerns and aspects of India and has explained them in separate-explicit chapters. I’m yet to complete reading it (being the reason, I can’t write a ‘review’). I’ll update the article once I’m done with it.The better part is that I’ve come across Mr Das’s online-articles-page on Times of India site (Source: Mr. Kakadia, again): Gurcharan Das: Men & Ideas. Do check it out...
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