Pavithra Sankaran
It was difficult for me to imagine mystery stories…
Shals Mahajan
Shikhandin
Shruthi Rao
Sharmila Deo
Rungeen Singh
Kavitha Punniyamurthi
This bilingual book..
Kamla Bhasin
Indu Sreekumar
Shyamala S.
The book begins…
Cheryl Rao,
Nabanita Deshmukh
Alaka Shankar
Mohammad Arshad Khan
Khujli Aise Hui Chhomantar…
Neera Jain
If changing one’s attitudes…
Prerna Singh
Development is a founding belief of modernity and a bedrock concept of political economy and social policy. Though understood and conceptualized variously to give rise to many versions of it, the idea of development, in the most basic sense, means making ‘a better life for everyone’.
S. Subramanian
Economics, particularly development economics, is often criticized (and rightly so) for its narrow approach and increasing disconnect from the real world. Increasing inequality, persistent poverty and failure to create employment are all issues currently facing the world that economics does not seem to be addressing adequately.
Shipra Nigam
The book is a collection of the author’s previously published essays written between 2000-2017 with a fresh general introduction, section-wise commentaries and bibliographic additions. The themes encompass a whole range of development issues, namely drought and hunger, poverty, school meals, healthcare, child development and elementary education, employment guarantee and food security and PDS.
K. Nagaraj with Nalini Rajan
K Nagaraj, a pioneer in studying farmers’ suicide in India, is now demanding our attention with his new book on identifying the parameters of deprivation for making it a thing of the past. Written with Nalini Rajan, the book is primarily targeted at journalists, in the hope that they eventually speak truth to power.
C. Rammanohar Reddy
The book under review by C Rammanohar Reddy is a timely addition to the literature on demonetization and indeed a very comprehensive one at that. Directed at the lay reader, it provides a succinct discussion of the context, history, and impact of the November 8, 2016 demonetization announcement by Prime Minister Modi that rendered all currency notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 illegal for use in transactions.