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Category Archives: Books, Reading
आम्ही साहित्ययात्री
नुकताच मी माझ्या कुटुंबियांबरोबर, मराठी वाचकांसाठी असलेल्या एका साहित्य स्पर्धेत भाग घेतला. स्पर्धेचे नाव होते साहित्ययात्री 2019. आणि मग सुरु झाली आमची एक अभिनव साहित्य यात्रा. त्या यात्रेची ही कहाणी. ऑक्टोबर महिन्याच्या सुरुवातीला मला मुकुंद करकरेचा, माझ्या एका स्नेह्याचा, फोन … Continue reading
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Business Sutra – By Devdutt Pattanaik
Devdutt Pattanaik, “Chief Belief Officer” of Kishore Biyani‘s Future group has been one my favorite authors. I am always attracted to people who have chosen unusual careers and have been successful in them. Devdutta is one of them. From being a trained physician, to an executive in pharmaceutical and … Continue reading
Lead to Regenerate
Being an alumnus of a prestigious institute like IIT Bombay, has it’s own advantages. One of them is being able to have a network of very accomplished individuals from various fields. A few days ago, on the alumni grapevine, I received a mail … Continue reading
F?@K KNOWS
Don’t be taken aback by the title of this post. You know that I am generally a very “proper” speaker, not given to using expletives. It’s the name of a book that I am reviewing in today’s post. 🙂 I … Continue reading
R.I.P. The Resurgent Indian Patriots
The headlines of the January 23rd Times of India were unbelievable. Gadkari decides to opt out, Rajnath set to be new BJP prez Chautala, son get 10 years in jail. They were in fact so unbelievable that Sanjay Mehta, a … Continue reading
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The Bankster – By Ravi Subramanian
This was the book I almost didn’t review. There is a story behind this. When this book was made available by Blogadda for the review under the book review program, I was attracted to the book by the name. Bankster, … Continue reading
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Red Jihad Battle for South Asia
As many of you are aware, I am a big book fan, and I love it when I get them free. That’s the reason I have registered for the Blogadda book review program. Once registered, you start receiving mails about … Continue reading
The Taj Conspiracy
I have been suffering from a writer’s block for quite some time. Predictably, it’s a book that is helping me get out of it. And this particular book actually sucked me in. Off late, I haven’t read any book in … Continue reading
Inspiring Indian Teen Stories
As a father of a growing teen daughter, I have always striven to expose her to a lot of role models. I very strongly believe that, as parents our basic responsibility to our children is to give them a very … Continue reading
Fix the cause, not the symptom…
I was reading Writing Solid Code by Steve Maguire, a definitive guide for writing robust C programs. Though the book primarily talks about C programming, the general advice is applicable to any programming. My favorite chapter from the book is … Continue reading