Navigating India: $18 Trillion Opportunity

by Bharat Joshi

Navigating India is a non-preachy, non-prescriptive and unbiased account of the possibilities that define India amidst magnificent paradoxes. It provides an experiential compass through first-hand accounts and insights from some of India’s most respected names in business, public governance, diplomacy and intelligentsia. It lucidly explains the frequent and vital intersections between the government and business, culture and modernity, demographics and democracy—all of which are vital to understanding India. The book postulates the heights India might reach by harnessing technology and with a collaborative political, regulatory and business response to the rapidly evolving needs and aspirations of young, impatient Indians. Bharat Joshi offers a candid, accessible and objective guide to a complex, albeit compelling, economy.

Genres: India

263 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 1, 2017

Reviews

[Vishal Kale · Rating 2 out of 5]

When I read a book titled “Navigating India – A $18 Trillion Opportunity”, I expect to be feeling positive and invigorated about India; at the very least, I expect to know a lot more about the why, what etc about India and its Business opportunities. Sadly, this is not the case in this book. Not that it isn’t well written – that it is, yet it does precious little justice to its title. There is nothing in the book that is inaccurate, and yet it is an unbroken chain of negative and, in some cases, irrelevant aspects regarding India – cultural observations that have no connection with Business per se, beyond a certain point

So much so, that I am at a loss to pen anything on this review; for I cannot say the content is inaccurate – it isn’t; most of it is very accurate and includes astute observations, data and analysis. Most of it is relevant – and yet, most of it is also very well known and understood. There is no value addition for the most part, it is like regurgitation of the same scenario – but with fresh data, facts, observations and a fresh approach. While it is relevant, how relevant it is to business and economics is debatable.

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[Balakumar · Rating 3 out of 5]

book is expressive on how Indian business work/flourish in reality with all issues about graft, religious and govt license Raj issues.. but I was expecting more how the future gonna be for this Asian giant!!

Not much said about how the future business gonna flourish!! and the methodology that India could adopt to do better!!

[Jazeem Jaffer · Rating 2 out of 5]

I thought this book would bring lot of learnings economy. But it was very flat written book and purpose of existence was to praise Modi, wouldn’t recommend or consider re-reading