This is a book that some of the biggest names in the country have rated very highly; and yet, it is also a book that I just could not connect to, for specific reasons outlined in the review. Cutting The Gordian Knot is a book penned by – and reviewed by – some of the best talent in our country; that is true. It is also a book with zero ground connect, a book of dreams, a book of tall ideas – some practical, fewer practicable, and some not so practical. Practical implies useful, capable of being put into effect; while practicable means feasible as well as usable. That sums up the book . Practical – for sure. Practicable? No way. Comprehensive? No . It misses several vital aspects. THE GORDIAN KNOT The Gordian Knot means a difficult problem; the book is aptly named – it looks at some of the most difficult problems confronting our nation, our people at the current point in time. It looks at the state of Education, Employment, Employability, Entreneurship, Upscaling,...
Indian Top Blog {2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 & 2015} for the past 5 years and counting; Nominated in top 5 Political Bloggers by Blogadda in Win-15. I specialise in deep politico-economic analysis; Books off the beaten track, and a value & fundamentals-based approach towards the Indian Economy, Corporate India - And Especially Indian Colonial History