Monthly Archives: July 2011
The Art of Tantra by Philip Rawson – Book Review
Tantra is mysterious subject. Not many people know about it beyond the word Tantra. Interestingly, what we popularly know about Tantra today is from...
Bhagavad Gita by Mani Rao – Book Review
Gita is a text that has enchanted many since the time it was spoken at Kurukshetra. And it has enchanted each one in a...
Six Thinking Hats
Paul Sloane very simply explains Edward De Bono's Six thinking hats in a small tutorial...
I thought the De Bono's six thinking hats were a...
The Environmental Crisis of Delhi by Sanjay Yadav
This is the fourth book that I read on environment and ecology in quick succession, is this some kind of sign?
Sanjay Yadav writes with...
Boredon / Observation for Innovation
Scott Anthony in an article @Innosight talks about how Boredom can drive Innovation. Though cleverly titled, the article is meant to share his 15...
Desire named Development by Aditya Nigam
Rarely do you a read a book, where you agree with everything that the author says. This small book Desire named Development, almost like...
Jugaad and the world Media
Is Jugaad being over hyped and beaten to death...? Now they have coined the term for our Jugaad....Frugal Innovation. I wonder if the terminology...
A Flawed God by Arjun Shekhar
A corporate junkie looks at characters around him in the office. Reads a few books. And makes a list of ingredients that he needs...
