A BLUEPRINT BEYOND BUSINESS AS USUAL

Economist Rajiv Kumar and journalist Ishan Joshi challenge readers to define what a developed India should mean – whether it is restoring historical weight in the global economy, crossing the high-income threshold, or focussing on the human development of those most often left behind. What emerges is less a blueprint and more an argument for deliberate, nationwide introspection.

- By Srinath Sridharan

IN AN ERA WHEN too many books on policy speak past the reader, Everything All At Once stands out for speaking directly to the anxieties and ambitions of a nation at the threshold of transformation. Coauthored by noted economist and former vice chairman of the NITI Aayog, Rajiv Kumar and journalist Ishan Joshi, the book is neither a prediction nor a prescription, but rather a sober reflection on what it takes for India to craft its own path at a time when global certainties crumble.