New Delhi, Nov. 2 -- Tsering Namgyal Khortsa's new novel traces the life of a Tibetan in exile, born and brought up in India but employed in Taiwan in the 1990s. In the heady days of the Asian boom, Tashi has a flourishing career in finance, but his heart is elsewhere. Torn between his dream of becoming a writer and fighting for his people, he seeks refuge in Buddhism.

Published by Speaking Tiger, 192 pages, Rs.399.

Drawing on the ancient teachings of Chanakya in the Arthashastra, Ami Ganatra offers a novel framework for leadership and decision-making. Informed by her knowledge of Sanskrit texts and the corporate world, these lessons are meant to help individuals, institutions and nations negotiate dharma and power.

Published by Pengui...