Being purged of his ‘confused Leftist’ title and turning ‘into a determined compassionate capitalist’ through personal experience. In his characteristically smooth, lucid style, N.R. Narayana Murthy brings forth the stark realities that almost 300 million Indians still face: Hunger, illiteracy and disease. In the world’s largest democracy, with super malls and international food chains, the disparity in income levels is glaring.
Some Excerpts from this book in my blog. http://vivekraja.blogspot.com/2011/11/better-india-better-world-excepts.html Pls. do check out. You will feel worth reading it. the one which I have sticked in my cabin. What do I expect from the India of 2067, after another sixty years? I want an india where every child will have access to decent education,health care, nutrition and shelter. I want an India where every child belonging to any race, religion and case is confident that there is a bright future for him/her if he/she is honest and hardworking. I want an India which receives respect from every global forum because we will be high performers; we will be peace-loving; we will gracious hosts; we will be fair; we wil be pluralistic and respect every faith; and we will be trustworthy.
on Nov 30, 2011Great book. From many months i was searching the real purpose of my corporate life, my responsibilities as an Indian & many more. After reading his book or may say to see his reflection now i feel much clear in my thoughts and getting a path to be a leader with high inspirations.
on Feb 25, 2011Would like and be proud to read this book. Hope the confused 'Leftist title' does not come in it's way of popularity and a learning for the niche capitalist world! Have a great day:)
on Dec 22, 2009"A Better India, A Better World" - a book which will always feature in any bibliophile's list of must-read books! Thanks and regards, Geetha Thanks and regards, Geetha
on Dec 11, 2009