Book Reviews
Temple Economics: A Book that can Appeal even to Atheists [Part -1]
Image Courtesy: Touropia This is a review of Part I of the book, “Temple Economics,” by Sandeep Singh. The second volume in this two-volume series, ... Read More
“Western Media: Narratives on India from Gandhi to Modi” — A Review
Overall, this is a good effort, but it offers an uneven account of the long arc of Western coverage of India from independence to the ... Read More
Finding Shiva in the Ashes: Meenakshi Jain’s Epic Reconstruction of the Timeless City
Reading Padma Shri Meenakshi Jain is an exercise in discovery and delightful insights. Her works spanning over multiple decades now can be grouped into three ... Read More
“The Majoritarian Myth” – A Review and a Summary
“The Majoritarian Myth: How Unscientific Social Theories Create Disharmony,” is a new book by Kausik Gangopadhyay, a Professor of Economics at IIM-Kozhikode. The book brilliantly ... Read More
Indic Religions: Challenges For Survival
Introduction India is a peculiar cauldron of many religions, where the 'majority' religion has managed to survive despite many attacks on it. Islam and Christianity ... Read More