Gautam Adani: Rethinking Business in India and the World : The Tribune India

Gautam Adani, one of the richest companies in the world, now heads a business empire that has become India’s biggest player in ports and renewable energy. Not to mention his successes in areas such as airports, city gas supply, power transmission, thermal power, cooking oil and railways. But looking beyond these facts, surprisingly little is known about the maverick businessman. This book sheds light on everything we didn’t know before but should know. We delve into various fascinating anecdotes from his life and shed light on his childhood, his entry into the business, and the learnings and opportunities he took advantage of. Biography and Business Combining his data, storytelling with concrete figures is his RN Bhasker, a journalist who has long followed Adani’s career.

“The People of India” is about the people at the heart of the new Indian democratic politics. It brings together prominent scholars from South Asia to write about the people and concepts that have particularly influenced contemporary Indian politics. In doing so, they open up a unique understanding of what the politics at the heart of New India are and how we can best analyze it. Milind Yende contributes an article about Ambedkar who created the nation. Faisal Devji writes about Mahatma Gandhi as the father of the nation. Nabiyug Gil introduces the farmers who forced the Center to repeal the farming laws: ‘The Kisan’, Ravinder Kaul of ‘Bakut’ and Nusrat S. Chowdhury of ‘The Mob’.

Strange things were happening in the hut. There were no frightening dreams, but the cottage had an almost tangible feel. For the past few days, a sense of the past is palpable. Something may have happened here a long time ago. Something sad and lingering… Mystery, drama, and hints of the supernatural are woven into Ruskin Bond’s gripping new story set in the hills. ‘The Enchanted Cottage’ is an unforgettable masterpiece from a storyteller who has entertained us with tales for 70 years. What makes it a unique crossover picture book are Sucharita Sengupta Sri’s very “English” illustrations, interspersed with Indian character-filled stories in an Indian setting.