MAKING INDIA WORK
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Can India eradicate poverty in just 5 years? In “Making India Work” (ISBN: 9780143415312), William Nanda Bissell offers a radical new paradigm for development, arguing that India’s poverty stems from mismanagement, not lack of resources. Bissell challenges traditional economic models and champions a sustainable approach that prioritizes quality of life and environmental protection. Explore innovative solutions and ignite hope for a brighter future for India. “A book that functions on the premise that India isn’t poor, just poorly managed…” – The Hindu

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  • ISBN-13: 9780143415312
  • Publisher: Penguin Books India
  • Publisher Imprint: Penguin Books India
  • Edition: 1
  • No of Pages: 288
  • ISBN-10: 014341531X
  • Publisher Date: 2010
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

10 reviews for Making india work

  1. S Anurag –

    While the premise is interesting, the book lacks concrete examples. I wanted more actionable strategies to alleviate poverty in India. Disappointing!

  2. Shivam –

    Interesting perspective, but I found some of the arguments overly simplistic. It’s an optimistic view, but I’m not entirely convinced it’s realistic.

  3. Ipsita Singh –

    Bissell’s passion for India is evident. Some of the ideas felt a bit abstract, but overall, a valuable book that challenges the status quo.

  4. Chetan Gambhir –

    I appreciated the focus on sustainability and quality of life. The author provided a good roadmap. A must-read for anyone interested in India’s future.

  5. Bhavuk Pareyani –

    Five stars! This book offers a completely new way to think about development in India. Inspiring and hopeful.

  6. Rahul R Prasad –

    Challenging and insightful. Bissell offers a new lens through which to view India’s challenges. The book gives hope, although some ideas are far-fetched.

  7. Kritika Luthra –

    A mixed bag. Some insightful points, but at times felt repetitive. The writing style could be more engaging.

  8. Anoushka –

    This book gave me hope for India. I’m not sure everything is feasible, but it’s important to keep the conversation going. It deserves

  9. Sahil Sharma –

    An informative and timely book. The author’s optimistic approach is refreshing. It does feel a little naive in terms of real-world implementation.

  10. Siddharth Kaushik –

    A thought-provoking read. Bissell’s ideas are fresh, but the practicality of implementing them across India seems daunting. Still, a worthwhile contribution to the conversation.

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