1914: NaMo or MoNa : Why is 2019 not 2014?

 This is an interesting reading!

My review

The book was intersting for me because I hardly know nothing about 

the politics of India's past, present and future.

As India will become (or is) an economical power to count with it's a 

must read for every one who wants to know more about this wonderful

country.

The author did his research very well, although it sometimes became a 

bit dry but writing about politics never is easy and perhaps it was a bit 

from a one side view. 

Thus I recommend this book to people who are interested in history
and the political situation of India.

I give a five star rating for this interesting -  and for me unknown 

matter- story. 

The author

His parents thought he was studying business administration in the USA.
He was actually studying journalism.

When he was a consultant for the Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital in Pune,
he told Rajshree Birla and Kumar Mangalam Birla their offices would
be in the Basement of the Hospital.

As an entrepreneur, Amit has been India’s No.1 Healthcare Consultant,
India’s No.1 Retail Consultant, and India’s No.1 Residential Real Estate
Consultant, apart from excelling in several other sectors.

As a Retail Consultant, he wrote prolifically for various retail publications.
For one article, he interviewed several industry leaders, including Kishore
Biyani, considered the father of modern retail in India. Little did poor
Mr. Biyani know that Amit would lambast him in the article. The next time
they ran into each other, Mr. Biyani told Amit that - being a fellow Marwari
- he should have been less critical of him.