Project Details
Dear Class: The final project submission is on April 28th [...]
About the Course
This is how the course was presented to the Executive [...]
Future of private equity in India may be a pipe dream
The business column I write for The National every week [...]
EdelGive Social Innovation Honours
Last week, I attended an event that was very inspiring. [...]
Can you survive a year without shopping?
My latest Mint piece is a topic that I have been thinking a lot about. Can you show affection without buying people things? How to use the most precious thing we have-- time-- to tell the people we care that we care about them.
Podcasts you should listen to
My latest Mint column It started with children’s audiobooks—abundantly available [...]
India Inflation
India must reduce inflation or it risks stunting its growth [...]
Washington Post review.
"Monsoon Diary" is the first book she has written, but doubtless not the last. It is notable, by the way, not just for its own quite irresistible charm but also as the perfect companion piece to Mira Nair's exquisite movie "Monsoon Wedding."
New Yorker Book Currents section review of Monsoon Diary
In South India, as Shoba Narayan relates in her memoir Monsoon Diary (Villard), food is enriched by ritual importance, from the choru-unnal (the first meal of an infant) to the elaborate feast that commemorates a marriage. When she left Madras to attend school in the United States, Narayan craved bowls of yogurt and rice to ease her homesickness: “While the foreign flavors teased my palate, I needed Indian food to ground me.”
Book Stuff
Articles about Shoba Shoba beats Jhumpa in Writing Sweepstakes Shoba [...]