Forbes India

Book review: Secession of the successful by Sanjaya Baru

Baru’s book presents many interesting facets relating to Indians migrating out. His greatest concern seems to be the many ...
Hosted on MSN

Why So Many Indians Leave And So Few Come Back

New Delhi, Aug. 2 -- Over 1 million Indians renounced citizenship from 2019-2024, with 3,500 millionaires leaving in 2024 alone, says Sanjaya Baru in his book Secession of the Successful! Policy ...
Hosted on MSN

Anupam Kher did not want to play the former PM Manmohan Singh’s role at any cost, what his wife said will shock you

In 2014, Sanjay Baru, a former advisor to Dr. Manmohan Singh, wrote a book titled The Accidental Prime Minister: The Making and Unmaking of Manmohan Singh. In 2019, a film adaptation of the same name ...
Hosted on MSN

A prime minister who let his actions speak

‘How will I be judged by history?’ Did Manmohan Singh grapple with the question as many leaders do? Maybe that was why he once said, “History will judge me more kindly.” The answer to this question is ...
Hosted on MSN

'Joint secretary runs IIMs': Sanjaya Baru on how bureaucratic control is driving talent away from India

India's premier institutions — from IIMs to central universities — are being run by bureaucrats instead of academics, a trend that is discouraging India's top talent from returning home, says policy ...