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History in the Making
Lavishly Illustrated With Pictures Of Stirring Events And Personalities, As Well As Reproductions Of Pages, Headlines And Cartoons From The Mid-1920S Onwards, Making It Of Great Archival And Historical Value For The Reader And An Interest In The Media And Recent History. Contributors Include K.K. Birla, Raj Mohan Gandhi, Sham Lal, Inder Jit, Arvind N. Das, Shobhana Bhartia.
Ambitions for the New Century
Contributed articles presented at the Annual Conference of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, held at New Delhi, during 21-22 November 2008.
A Ringside View from the Hindustan Times House- Thus Spake G.D. Birla
Embark on a compelling journey through the eyes of Y S Srivastava, a former working journalist who hates to call himself senior or veteran, and witness his candid reflections on life, professional battles, and encounters with the giants of the media world. This collection, featuring pieces from the now-defunct Hindustan Times Evening News and other sources, provides a ringside view into the author's world, offering insights, humour, and unapologetic honesty. From a rejected cover story on G.D. Birla to courtroom dramas, Srivastava's narrative is a captivating blend of wit, resilience, and the pursuit of personal integrity.
Winning in Testing Times
Papers presented at the 8th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, held at New Delhi in 2010.
Polarised Times
Throughout India's long and chequered history, Hindus, Muslims, and other communities have consistently adapted while preserving their shared identity. India has long stood as a sanctuary for its diverse minorities, allowing them to nurture their faith and culture. However, contemporary India faces a profound distrust between its major communities. Centuries of mutual suspicion have given rise to new terms like 'persecution complex, ' 'self-denial, ' and 'victimhood.' Even more disconcerting are phrases such as 'holocaust, ' 'massacre, ' 'pogrom, ' and 'genocide.' The need for dialogue is undeniable, but the ground reality tells a different story. This book also casts a spotlight on the role of left-liberals in perpetuating this divide. Polarised Times is an essential exploration of the pressing issues that demand our attention, urging us to rekindle the bonds of unity and diversity, for India's future stands at a crossr
Building a Better Future
Contributed articles and interviews by eminent leaders from India and abroad at HT Leadership Summit 2005 in its third year held at New Delhi.
