A quietly revealing portrait of Ratan Tata emerged at the Delhi Literature Festival, tracing his journey from childhood trauma to ethical leadership and purposeful innovation.
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The Modi Decade: Political shifts and cultural recalibration explored at DLF 2025
A panel discussion at the Delhi Literature Festival delved into the profound political, social, and cultural shifts under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, as explored in the anthology Indian Renaissance: The Modi Decade.
Bookstrapping: Reading and its positive effects on mental health
In this week’s Bookstrapping, our reviewer Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta sums up that reading offers an avenue for emotional expression, self-reflection, and empathy. Not just that, it also provides an escape, a way to experience other worlds, and a means of finding solace in difficult times.
Storyboard18 ‘Delhi Literature Festival’ to kick off on May 2 at Bikaner House
The 2025 Storyboard18 Delhi Literature Festival will host some of India’s finest minds and bestselling authors, including Amb. Abhay K, Dr. Aishwarya Pandit, Arun Anand, Lakshmi Murdeshwar Puri (former diplomat), Ravi Shankar Etteth, Mukul Kumar, Pavan K. Varma, Taslima Nasrin etc
Basketball will take time to develop fan base in India: Sonny Vaccaro, sports marketing expert
In this week’s Bookstrapping, Storyboard18 presents an exclusive conversation with the legendary sports marketing genius Sonny Vaccaro – the man who convinced Nike to sign Michael Jordan.
Bookstrapping: In a conversation with Scaling Mount UPSC’s author Sajjan Yadav
Scaling Mount UPSC’s author Sajjan Yadav, in his conversation with Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta, cautioned that the first few years of being in service would require passion and diligence in order to sail through the tide.
Bookstrapping: T.J. Power’s “The Dose Effect”
Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta highlights that reading T.J. Power’s “The Dose Effect” reminds that recognizing the power of neuro-chemicals allows for more informed discussions about the ethical implications of manipulating these systems. This further encourages a more compassionate and scientifically grounded approach to understanding the human condition.
Bookstrapping – Nalanda: How It Changed The World by Abhay K
In this week’s Bookstrapping, reviewer Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta highlights that the Author Abhay K offers a good range of explanations for Nalanda’s decline – foreign invasions, the resurgence of Brahminism and the decline of patronage to Buddhism.
Bookstrapping: The Paradox of surging authors and dwindling readers
In this week’s bookstrapping, Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta highlights that while the ease of publishing has led to a proliferation of books, the attention economy remains fiercely competitive.
Bookstrapping: Trillions by Robin Wigglesworth
Robin Wigglesworth’s book traces the development of the idea that hedge funds and investors can never do better than an index fund in the long run., highlights Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta in her review.