S. Ghosh

I like this book, but it is depressing. I did not find the book depressing because of his writing style. It’s also a book with hope. There are talented journalists in India.
“Sue the Messenger” is saddening because of the tales of harassment that unfold within the pages of the book.
From my part, I would like to congratulate all the journalists who have been profiled by Subir Ghosh. They are brave. Journalistic standards are dropping in India. I am glad to notice that some intrepid professionals are willing to stand by their ethics and maintain lofty performance standards.
I would like to recommend this book to anyone who believes that the shrieking banshees we see on television fully represent the journalistic profession in India.
There is hope yet.… (mere)

Review of Grand illusion.

It is a chronicle of project, progress, economical detail and happenings around the GSPC


Informative and enlightening us various facets of the project in different angles and dimensions the book gives the readers a live relay of the occurrences at the time of execution of such a large scale project.


Lucid language with steady pace the book gives a better understanding of the reality as far as the project is concerned.


A veritable treat for readers interested in history .… (mere)