The popular collection of new books was released in Swami Vivekananda Library here on Sunday. It is a must look for the book lovers of the city. There are 22 books in this collection.
Some of the books that have been put on display includes, Chanakya's View: By Pavan K Varma, The Shape of Things to Come: An Impassioned View by Markandey Katju, Resurgent India: Politics, Economics and Governance by Bimal Jalan, Pakistan: The Balochistan Conundrum by Tilak Devasher, Democracy, Interrupted: The Emergency 1975-77, Bottle of Lies: Ranbaxy and the Dark Side of Indian Pharma by Katherine Eban, Relentless: An Autobiography by Yashwant Sinha and more.
Notably , Pakistan The Balochistan Konandrum Author: Tilak Devashar: In his third book on Pakistan, Tilak Devashar has studied why Balochistan is a troublesome issue for Pakistan. In this book, the separation of Baloch from Pakistan and the annexation of Kalat Princely State by Pakistan in 1948 and its history is deeply studied.
The Shape of Things to Come: Author Markandeya Katju: This book by former Supreme Court Judge Markandey Katju shows the aspect of India that is changing from an agricultural society to a modern, industrialized country. But to make this completely successful, he has given a scientific mission for National Reconstruction as needed today and said that we have to change our centuries-old thinking.
Resurgent India: Author Bimal Jalan: In the book written by former Governor of Reserve Bank of India, Bimal Jalan, he has said that despite being the fastest growing economy in the world, India has not been able to reach the common man. In this book with his years of experience, he has marked his priorities for India in the times to come.
Chanakya's View: Author Pawan K. Verma: Adi Shankaracharya: Hinduism's Greatest Thinker, and Raj Sabha MP K Pawan K Verma This book is a collection of articles written by him in the past. In this book, he has put his thoughts on the biggest challenges facing a huge country like India.
Swami Vivekananda Library Manager Yatish Bhatele said that these books were put on display on Sunday. Members can reserve them and members will issue on next Saturday. New books are released every Sunday in the library.