CIA vs INDIA
In the last few days, Republic TV‘s chief anchor, Arnab Goswami, has made many references to the possibility of CIA
Category: Amit Bagaria
1914: NaMo or MoNa
A brief history of electoral India. A well-researched book that maps India’s political journey with the relevant data points. A
Kolkata Calls
I was born and brought up in Kolkata (then Calcutta, the city of joy). On December 9, I have been
It’s all coming true!
The English edition of my first book: “1914 NaMo or MoNa” came out in bookstores in early April 2018; I
Tongue-in-Cheek
Call it tongue-in-cheek or cheeky, the title of this book itself is intriguing enough for browsers at a bookshop to
Is Tata OK?
The difference between an “Entrepreneur” and an “Investor” became more distinct to me after I read this book. While most
Challenging Perspectives
OK Tata is another example of what Amit does best – challenging perspectives. The book doesn’t force its ideas on
A Riveting History of Tata Group
Amit writes a riveting history of the Tata group and captures the sense of nostalgia associated with JRD Tata and
Indira won 1971
In 1948, Pakistan’s Quaid-i-Azam and first Governor-General, Muhammad Ali Jinnah declared that “Urdu, and only Urdu” would be the official federal language
Why is Tata in the ICU?
Growing up as a boy or girl turning into a young adult in India, you would have definitely heard about