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Elephant, the tiger and the cellphone

By: Publication details: Haryana Penguin Random House India Pvt. Ltd. 2012Description: xiii,387pISBN:
  • 9780143418948
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 954.053 THA
Contents:
Contents PREFACE WHY INDIA MATTERS xi ONE THE TRANSFORMATION OF INDIA 1. PANCHATANTRA 2007: THE ELEPHANT WHO BECAME A TIGER 3 2. THE DAVOS ECONOMY 5 3. THE MYTH OF THE INDIAN MIDDLE CLASS 8 4. THE STRANGE RISE OF PLANET INDIA 10 5. CONNECTING TO THE FUTURE 14 6. CALLS FROM .THE CENTRE 18 7. LOOKING TO THE FUTURE WITH BRAND IIT 21 8. INDIA AND SOFT POWER 23 9. THE BRANDING OF INDIA 31 10. THE THRILLING FACE OF A BOLD NEW INDIA 33 11. INDIA, JONES AND THE TEMPLATE OF DHOOM 35 12. HEROINES OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT 38 13. KERALA: OPEN FOR BUSINESS 40 14. SHANKING HANDS 43 15. TRADE' FOR PEACE 45 16. THE DANGERS TO India’s FUTURE 48 TWO IDEAS OF INDIANNESS 17. THE INVENTION OF INDIA 55 18. HINDUISM AND HINDUTVA: CREED AND CREDO 65 19. THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY 73 20. OF SECULARISM AND CONVERSIONS 81 21. ON THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING MUSLIM AND INDIAN 98 22. MAKING BOLLYWOOD'S INDIA A REALITY 110 23. EPIC INTERPRETATIONS 114 THREE INDIA AT WORK AND AT PLAY 24. WORSHIPPING FILM! HEROES 119 25. DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCKERY 122 26. THE BOND THAT THREATENS? 126 27. CRICKET'S TRUE SPIRITUAL HOME 1.30 28. GOOD SPORTS, BAD SPORTS 1.38 29. BAD SPORTS, BAD SPOTS 142 30. SALAD DAZE 144 31. WHOLLY HOLIDAYS 147 32. MEMORIES OF A BOMBAY CHILDHOOD 149 33. INDIAN POLITICAL HUMOUR: NOTHING TO LAUGH ABOUT 152 34. THE SARI SAGA 156 ~ 35. THE CHALLENGE OF LITERACY 161 36. RECONSTRUCTING NALANDA 167 37. COPS AND JOBBERS 169 38. BECOMING BENGALOORUED 172 39. INDIA'S LOST URBAN HERITAGE 176 FOUR INDIANS WHO HELPED MAKE MY INDIA 40. THE LEGACY OF GANDHI AND NEHRU 183 41. THE MAN WHO SAVED INDIA 188 42. . THE MAN WHO STAYED BEHIND 198 43. THE MAN WHO WANTED MORE 203 44. ANCHORED IN HIMSELF 206 45. TEA AND ANTIPATHY 209 46. SMOTHER INDIA 212 47. THE SPY WHO CAME IN THROUGH THE HEAT 216 48. THE GENIUS LOST TO INFINITY 219 49. THE OTHER SAINT TERESA 222 50. A POLYMATH'S POLITICS 225 51. ART FROM THE HEART 233 52. CARRYING HIS BAT 237 53. FRIENDS AND FAMILY: THE DEAR DEPARTED 246 FIVE EXPERIENCES OF INDIA 54. JEWISH PORTRAITS, INDIAN FRAMES 261 55. SOUTHERN COMFORT 263 56. GOD'S OWN COUNTRY 266 57. OH, CALCUTTA 281 58. URBS MAXIMA IN INDIS 283 59. IN DEFENCE OF DELHI 286 60. OF COWS SACRED AND PROFANE 288 61. OF VOWS AND VOWELS 291 62. INDIAN REALITIES, VIRTUAL AND SPIRITUAL 294 63. THE PREHISTORY OF INDIAN SCIENCE '197 64. THE ANATOMY OF CIVIL CONFLICT 302 65. TIPPING THE SCALES OF JUSTICE 305 66. STEPHANIANS IN THE HOUSE 307 67, AYURVEDA TAKES OFF 315 68. NRIS: THE 'NOW REQUIRED INDIANS' 321 69. AJANTA AND ELLORA IN THE MONSOON 335 SIX THE A TO Z OF BEING INDIAN 70. THE A TO Z OF BEING INDIAN 349
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Contents
PREFACE WHY INDIA MATTERS xi
ONE THE TRANSFORMATION OF INDIA
1. PANCHATANTRA 2007: THE ELEPHANT WHO BECAME A TIGER 3
2. THE DAVOS ECONOMY 5
3. THE MYTH OF THE INDIAN MIDDLE CLASS 8
4. THE STRANGE RISE OF PLANET INDIA 10
5. CONNECTING TO THE FUTURE 14
6. CALLS FROM .THE CENTRE 18
7. LOOKING TO THE FUTURE WITH BRAND IIT 21
8. INDIA AND SOFT POWER 23
9. THE BRANDING OF INDIA 31
10. THE THRILLING FACE OF A BOLD NEW INDIA 33
11. INDIA, JONES AND THE TEMPLATE OF DHOOM 35
12. HEROINES OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT 38
13. KERALA: OPEN FOR BUSINESS 40
14. SHANKING HANDS 43
15. TRADE' FOR PEACE 45
16. THE DANGERS TO India’s FUTURE 48
TWO IDEAS OF INDIANNESS
17. THE INVENTION OF INDIA 55
18. HINDUISM AND HINDUTVA: CREED AND CREDO 65
19. THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY 73
20. OF SECULARISM AND CONVERSIONS 81
21. ON THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING MUSLIM AND INDIAN 98
22. MAKING BOLLYWOOD'S INDIA A REALITY 110
23. EPIC INTERPRETATIONS 114
THREE INDIA AT WORK AND AT PLAY
24. WORSHIPPING FILM! HEROES 119
25. DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCKERY 122
26. THE BOND THAT THREATENS? 126
27. CRICKET'S TRUE SPIRITUAL HOME 1.30
28. GOOD SPORTS, BAD SPORTS 1.38
29. BAD SPORTS, BAD SPOTS 142
30. SALAD DAZE 144
31. WHOLLY HOLIDAYS 147
32. MEMORIES OF A BOMBAY CHILDHOOD 149
33. INDIAN POLITICAL HUMOUR: NOTHING TO LAUGH ABOUT 152
34. THE SARI SAGA 156
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35. THE CHALLENGE OF LITERACY 161
36. RECONSTRUCTING NALANDA 167
37. COPS AND JOBBERS 169
38. BECOMING BENGALOORUED 172
39. INDIA'S LOST URBAN HERITAGE 176
FOUR INDIANS WHO HELPED MAKE MY INDIA
40. THE LEGACY OF GANDHI AND NEHRU 183
41. THE MAN WHO SAVED INDIA 188
42. . THE MAN WHO STAYED BEHIND 198
43. THE MAN WHO WANTED MORE 203
44. ANCHORED IN HIMSELF 206
45. TEA AND ANTIPATHY 209
46. SMOTHER INDIA 212
47. THE SPY WHO CAME IN THROUGH THE HEAT 216
48. THE GENIUS LOST TO INFINITY 219
49. THE OTHER SAINT TERESA 222
50. A POLYMATH'S POLITICS 225
51. ART FROM THE HEART 233
52. CARRYING HIS BAT 237
53. FRIENDS AND FAMILY: THE DEAR DEPARTED 246
FIVE EXPERIENCES OF INDIA
54. JEWISH PORTRAITS, INDIAN FRAMES 261
55. SOUTHERN COMFORT 263
56. GOD'S OWN COUNTRY 266
57. OH, CALCUTTA 281
58. URBS MAXIMA IN INDIS 283
59. IN DEFENCE OF DELHI 286
60. OF COWS SACRED AND PROFANE 288
61. OF VOWS AND VOWELS 291
62. INDIAN REALITIES, VIRTUAL AND SPIRITUAL 294
63. THE PREHISTORY OF INDIAN SCIENCE '197
64. THE ANATOMY OF CIVIL CONFLICT 302
65. TIPPING THE SCALES OF JUSTICE 305
66. STEPHANIANS IN THE HOUSE 307
67, AYURVEDA TAKES OFF 315
68. NRIS: THE 'NOW REQUIRED INDIANS' 321
69. AJANTA AND ELLORA IN THE MONSOON 335
SIX THE A TO Z OF BEING INDIAN
70. THE A TO Z OF BEING INDIAN 349

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