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A new strategic language for leaders, innovators and change makers. Learn the four strategic moves every company must master — Improve the Game, Change the Game, Play a Different Game, and Exit the Game. Available on Amazon India, Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, and Kindle.
One of those rare books that never really left me — a lens for seeing how the moments that actually shape our lives are the ones we never see coming.
A book that sits at the intersection of career, purpose, and intentional living — grounded in real stories and research.
A practical and engaging read on the power of storytelling in business, leadership, and meaningful human connection.
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Books. Reflections. Ideas that stay. — The Reading Room
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Every month of the Indian calendar celebrates a festival — what that says about the civilization behind it.
Millions can send a perfect voice note and never miss an address — yet still can’t read their own name.
A day and a half in Rome, nine stops, and a first-hand look at how deeply this city shaped the way the world writes.
Twenty books on career, thinking, and leadership — organized by the kind of edge they give you before you turn 30.
Ten books — from Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children to Lahiri’s The Namesake — that keep showing up across critics’ and readers’ picks. A solid, well-loved starting point for Indian fiction.
Seven books — from a 19th-century monk to modern economists and journalists — on what India’s rise to global power really means, ahead of the 80th Independence Day.
Five books from our shelves that didn’t just entertain us, but changed how we think, live, and see the world — a small, honest reading list for Book Lovers Day.
Every reader has a few books that never really left them. This is why.
Four books that pick up where James Clear left off — on performance, character, purpose, and the small decisions that decide the big ones.
A reminiscence to reveal the leader He was.
Two books that show middle managers how to lead people, up and down the org chart, without needing a bigger title.
What a neurosurgeon’s near-death experience taught me about the limits of what we know.
A rare, inside perspective on artificial intelligence from someone who helped create it — Mustafa Suleyman explores what’s coming, and why containment matters more than ever.
A few years ago, I hadn't finished a single book in over a year. Then one small change brought a shift I didn't expect. Here's how building a reading habit actually changed my days, my focus, and my mind.
Most of what we call 'thinking' is actually reacting. These three books — Thinking Fast and Slow, The Art of Thinking Clearly, and Think Straight — are the gold standard for anyone who wants to think more clearly and decide more wisely.
Before Chetan Bhagat, most Indians didn't read novels. After him, millions did. Six of his best books — from Five Point Someone to 400 Days — each a window into a different corner of Indian life.
From Leadership Conversations to Erika Andersen’s followable leader framework to R.M. Lala’s timeless study of ethical leadership — three books that sharpen how you think, speak, and lead.
A debut masterclass in strategy and innovation inspired by cricket — now available in India, USA & UK. A game-changing framework built on three decades of innovation leadership.
