 |
 |
|
Net
Losers
As
the much-feared shakeout begins, many companies look for an exit while
others change strategies hoping to emerge as eventual winners
|
|
|
| |
Home |
|
|
| |
BOOKS
Top
10 Bestsellers
Rowling
Reigns
A monthly national list of bestselling books compiled for
india today by org-marg based
on data from 17 retail outlets in six cities.
|
Fiction
|
| No.
|
Title
|
Author
|
Publisher |
| 1. (10) |
Harry
Potter
and Goblet of Fire |
J.K.
Rowling |
Bloomsbury |
2. (9)
|
Harry
Potter and Prisoner of Azkhaban |
J.K.
Rowling |
Bloomsbury |
3. (11)
|
Harry
Potter and Philosopher Stone |
J.K.
Rowling |
Bloomsbury |
4. (13)
|
Harry
Potter and Chamber of Secrets |
J.K.
Rowling |
Bloomsbury |
| 5. (1)
|
Interpreter
of Maladies |
Jhumpa
Lahiri |
HarperCollins
|
|
Non-Fiction
|
| No.
|
Title
|
Author
|
Publisher |
| 1. (1) |
Who
Moved My Cheese |
Spencer
Johnson |
HarperCollins |
2. (-)
|
Bitter
Chocolate |
Pinki
Virani |
Penguin |
3. (-)
|
Guinness
Book of World Records |
|
Bantam |
4. (6)
|
You
Can Win |
Shiv
Khera |
Macmillan |
| 5. (1)
|
Mastermind
India |
Siddarth
Basu |
BBC
|
|
Other
Indian Books in the Top 20: Fiction
|
| 7. (19) |
Glass
Palace |
Amitava
Ghosh |
Ravi
Dayal |
11.
(15)
|
Inscrutable
Americans |
Anurag
Mathur |
Rupa |
13.
(-)
|
Getting
There |
Manjula Padbanabhan |
Picador |
16.
(-)
|
What
the Body Remembers |
Shauna
Singh Baldwin |
Harpercollins |
| 19.
(20) |
Elsewhere |
Kai
Friese |
Penguin
|
|
Non
- Fiction
|
| 7. (12) |
India
Unbound |
Gurcharan
Das |
Viking |
8. (11)
|
How
To Know God |
Deepak
Chopra |
Rider
Books |
| 12.
(-) |
Khazana
Of Indian Recepies |
Sanjeev Kapoor |
Popular |
| 13.
(-) |
India:
Another Millennium |
Romila
Thapar |
Viking |
Top
|
|
|
 Web
Exclusives |
|
 |
COLUMNS |
|
|
|
|
 In
India, youth is marked by impetuosity and prevented from getting ahead.
Elsewhere, of course, the young rule the world, says INDIA TODAY Deputy
Editor Swapan Dasgupta in Day
Dreams.
|
|
|
DESPATCHES |
|
|
|
|
In an increasingly crime-ridden society, schools in Mumbai wake up to
the need for value education. INDIA TODAY Principal Correspondent Farah
Baria assesses the new trend in Despatches.
|
|
|
