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Gita-Inspired Needonomics as a Sustainable Alternative: Book Review

Leave a Comment / BOOK SUTRA / Dr. V. B SINGH

The book is indispensable for policymakers, economists, educators, students, and socially conscious citizens seeking a balanced path between material progress and moral responsibility. In a world dominated by excess and exploitation, Needonomics shines as a guiding light. The latest work of Madan Mohan Goel, Gita-Inspired Needonomics: A Pragmatic Solution for a Sustainable Future, is a timely […]

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The Faulty Education System-Prevailing in India: A Book Review

Leave a Comment / BOOK SUTRA / Lavanya Garg , Sneha Yadav

The country produces many first-class degree holders, yet only a few of them possess the soft skills necessary to thrive in an increasingly competitive global economy. Education has been reduced to a ritual of performance, where curiosity is sacrificed at the altar of grades. The book not only critiques the prevailing education system in India

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Growth: A History and A Reckoning — Book Review of Daniel Susskind’s Bold Rethink on Economic Progress

Leave a Comment / BOOK SUTRA, Economy / Akshita Mishra , Sneha Yadav

Growth and A Reckoning by David Susskind an excellent read serving the purpose of enhanced knowledge and clarity about growth & development.

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J Sai Deepak’s ‘India that is Bharat’ Attempts a Fresh Look at the Issue of Coloniality and Decoloniality

2 Comments / BOOK SUTRA, Culture, Politics, Society / Raagini Shekher Sharma

Raagini Shekher Sharma reviews the book titled-“India that is Bharat – Coloniality Civilization Constitution” written by J. Sai Deepak

The strength of the book lies in its total focus on the central theme and the same has been described and written in vivid detail without digressing from the subject. Being a lawyer, J Sai Deepak has a logical and incisive mind and that reflects too in the tone and tenor of the book as it is replete with facts, and research work that is amply seen. Lot many times, the tone becomes a little authoritative and the baritone springs up. Overall, the book is written succinctly, presenting the facts, the research that has gone into writing and the analysis have been done in an exciting manner. Once, picked up, it cannot be put down unless fully read.

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