India 2030: Rise of a Rajasic Nation

GAUTAM CHIKERMANE is a writer and vice president at Observer Research Foundation. His areas of research are economics, politics and foreign affairs. His previous book was 70 Policies That Shaped India. He has held leadership positions in some of India's top newspapers and magazines, including Hindustan Times, Indian Express and Financial Express. Earlier, he was the new media director at Reliance Industries Ltd, and vice chairman on the board of Financial Planning Standards Board India. A Jefferson Fellow (Fall 2001), he is a student of Sri Aurobindo, the Mahabharata and dhrupad music.

A collection of essays by experts across fields and their thoughts on the future of India in the next decade

Thought leaders from twenty diverse fields, ranging from politics, economics and foreign policy to health care and energy, predict what 2030 will look like for India and how the nation will evolve in this decade.

Editor Gautam Chikermane has masterfully weaved together essays by Abhijit Iyer-Mitra, Ajay Shah, Amish Tripathi, Amrita Narlikar, Bibek Debroy, David Frawley, Devdip Ganguli, Justice B.N. Srikrishna, Kirit S. Parikh, Manish Sabharwal, Monika Halan, Parth J. Shah, Raghunath Anant Mashelkar, Rajesh Parikh, Ram Madhav, Reuben Abraham, Samir Saran, Sandipan Deb and Vikram Sood into a single volume that looks towards India's future.

A handbook for citizens, a road map for policymakers and a guide for scholars, this collection captures the many aspects of a future that will see India becoming the world's third-largest economy and a regional power before the decade gets over.

A new book captures the many aspects of a future that will culminate in India becoming the world''s third-largest economy and a regional power before the decade gets over.A compendium of 20 scholarly essays by thought leaders from diverse fields ranging from politics, economics, and foreign policy to health care and energy who predict what current decade has in store....technology, for instance, is changing and will continue to inform the way underlying conversations of India will happen, from identity and financial technologies to vaccines and ventilators.

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