Deexa Khanduri

The tatas is a well research book and very simply written book. I don't understand economics and business at all. While picking I was little doubtful but I finished the book in less than two days. The book take to the journey of 200 year old Tata family -- it's history and how it established itself. Its a must read book for any entrepreneur, youth or anyone who aspire to grow. Simply, to understand that from Jamsetji Tata to Ratan Tata ... Everyone dream big in dere own way. The challenge for them was not only to lead Tata group but leave dere spot and do keep trying new. Learn from failure. Even as chairman of Tata no one get serve things easily. Coming to the language of the book, any English reader can read it. Very aptly written, nothing exaggerated, subtle and concise. From the beginning to end one won't get bore at any page.

It's a nice easy going book about an editor and news anchor. If one is curious about how Indian journalism work, one can read it. Not much eye opener. Thapar clearly saved himself by putting himself into much controversy focussing about him and his interviews. I'm an avid reader and I heard about this book so much... But, my expectations got lowered. If one is easy going reader and don't want something to read just for read -- one can read it. Nicely and simply written.

It's a nice self-help, counter-intutive book. Unlike other author, here writer has brilliantly generalise the situation we all go through and how we think about it. But, it tell us -- don't worry. This happen with everyone and that's what life meant. No one is exceptional. Unlike, what we feel when army problem hit our life and we start cursing our life, luck, destiny and make ourselves victim. Every example in this book is very beautiful depicted and presented. If you want to read any self-help book, this I would recommend. FYI: I have read many books and got bored and dumped them.