Narasimha Rao, a raconteur's view

Sanjaya Baru's account of the people and action behind the 1991 economic policy reform is fascinating, even when it veers towards being biased

Laveesh Bhandari  October 15, 2016 Last Updated at 00:28 IST

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1991: How P V Narasimha Rao Made History Author: Sanjaya Baru Publisher: Aleph Pages: 224 Price: Rs 499 Sanjay Baru is almost the ultimate insider-raconteur. He knows people across the political spectrum, appears to be quite close to more than one leader and does not shy away from the occasional kiss-and-tell. But somehow, he seems to have taken a dislike for the "family" and a few other people, and that shows up loud and clear. This is not good for an insider, and that is why I believe he is "almost" a raconteur. Now that we know that Manmohan Singh was the ...

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Narasimha Rao, a raconteur's view