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Ankur Warikoo: ‘When it comes to money, it’s important to know who you are listening to and why’
After 'Do Epic Shit' (2021) and 'Get Epic Shit Done' (2022), entrepreneur and content creator Ankur Warikoo is out with his third book 'Make Epic Money' to offer practical, self-tested advice on financial planning and wealth creation.
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Comedian Kanan Gill: 'I’ve had many novels sputter and die in notebooks and on hard disks'
Kanan Gill: Standup is highest-risk high-reward. You put yourself out there and get instant adulation or public embarrassment. With writing... your failures are private, and you can simply delete them. On the flip-side, the validation takes a very, very long time to come.
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Daisy Rockwell: ‘It’s very difficult to break through a zeitgeist steeped in misinformation, bigotry, ignorance’
International Booker Prize-winning American translator Daisy Rockwell on the absence of panel discussions on the genocide in Palestine at Indian literature festivals, misinformation, and how translations are poorly marketed.
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Let's 'un-forget' women who contributed to the making of the Indian Constitution: Achyut Chetan
Achyut Chetan on the problem with saying "founder fathers", gaps in scholarship, and how the 17 women in India's Constituent Assembly contributed to the Constitution of India.
BOOKS
Book review: 'The Man Who Made History' is a feel-good biography of Olympics champion Neeraj Chopra
Veteran sports journalist Norris Pritam's book's release is well-timed as Chopra prepares to train ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, where he will have to defend his title. The book is, however, not the first such account of his family and friends and there is a glaring omission.
BOOKS
Book review | Dr Rajeev Kurapati’s 'The Book of Body Positivity' is informative and uplifting
'The Book of Body Positivity: How We Got It All Wrong and What We Can Do about It' uses an empowering tone, assuring readers that obesity should not be reduced to a personal failure. It is caused by multiple factors.
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Arthashastra for Children author Deepa Agarwal: Kautilya’s theories on the art of governing a country are timeless
Children's books author Deepa Agarwal on encouraging children to understand and debate economic issues, and building good habits around money early on.
BOOKS
Navina Najat Haidar: ‘Gandhian architect Laurie Baker adapted the jali to modern buildings, keeping in mind the issues of climate, environment and sustainability’
Art historian Navina Najat Haidar, the Nasser Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah curator in charge of Islamic Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, talks about her new book 'Jali: Lattice of Divine Light in Mughal Architecture'.
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Becoming Gandhi book review: My experiments in living by the Mahatma's principles
Author Perry Garfinkel chose to adhere to truth, nonviolence, vegetarianism, simplicity, faith, and celibacy for 18 months, to find out if it's possible to follow in Mahatma Gandhi's footsteps in the 21st century.
BOOKS
How can India achieve 8% growth? Motilal Oswal Financial Services' Nikhil Gupta's new book has answers
In 'The Eight Per Cent Solution: A Strategy for India’s Growth', Gupta addresses the lack of attention towards finances of the household sector and the unlisted corporate sector. One of the surest ways to incentivise companies to align with national objectives is to link the latter with higher profits, he says.
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IDAHOBIT 2023 | What trans people say about the viral TATA Starbucks ad
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Shah Rukh Khan at launch of Gauri Khan's coffee-table book 'My Life in Design': We had no money to furnish Mannat when we bought it
BOOKS
Book review | Boria Majumdar’s ‘Sachin@50’ is an effusive celebration of the maestro, not a critical biography
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Azim Premji Foundation CEO Anurag Behar: 'Average people can do really good things, that's how the world changes for the better'
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Javed Akhtar: 'I used to think of Stalin as my grandfather and Ghalib as my uncle'
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Takeaways from a talk by Sapiens and Unstoppable Us author Yuval Noah Harari
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Book review | SV Nathan's 'The Heart of Work' foregrounds lessons personal and professional
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'National-level conversations mask high degree of variation of growth and access at regional level'
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Book review | 'Leapfrog' is a mentorship programme condensed into a book
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Book review: Afterness: Home and Away by former HUL chairman Ashok S. Ganguly is a frank autobiography with a dash of humour
LIFESTYLE-TRENDS
Daisy Rockwell: 'None of my translations have been nominated for an award in India before'
ENVIRONMENT
Book review: Essays in 'At the Feet of Living Things' scan human-wildlife conflict holistically
LIFESTYLE-TRENDS
Book Review: In 2022 JCB shortlisted translation of Khalid Jawed's Urdu classic 'The Paradise of Food', disgust follows delight
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Book review: 'Influence Empire' doesn't start as a cautionary tale, but ends up being one
