ISBN: 9780143068570    Publisher: PENGUIN INDIA Year of publishing: 2010     Format:  Paperback No of Pages: 320        Language: English

At a time when India is battling huge problems of its own and is struggling to break free from the shackles of poor governance, A Better India comes as a remarkably well-worded book telling us the simple things that need to be done right. Written by N. R. Narayana Murthy, this book offers some simple solutions to seemingly complex problems. In India, there lies a great disparity in the distribution of wealth. There is a great divide that exists between the poor and the rich and the facilities available to both of them. The challenge that lies in front of the administration is to bridge that divide. So the pertinent question relates to how that divide is going to be bridged. The book talks about the ways to fulfill Gandhi's dream where the fruits of development would be available to every man, woman and child. The proverb of Sarve Jana Sukhino Bhavantu' or happiness to every man, is a long cherished dream of our founding fathers. N. R. Narayana Murthy offers a fairly simple solution to these problems in his book A Better India. He argues very articulately in favor of strong values and good leadership in governance. Drawing excerpts from the path-breaking Infosys story which led to him run a successful business, the author lays down the fundamental rules for development of the masses. Published by Penguin India in 2010, A Better India is available in paperback.
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N.R. Narayana Murthy is an Indian entrepreneur who founded Infosys, one of India's largest IT companies. He attended the National Institute of Engineering and graduated in Electrical Engineering. He later went on to do his Masters from IIT Kanpur. He started Infosys in 1981 and stayed on as CEO of the company until 2002. He started Infosys with an initial capital of Rs. 10000 and saw it rise to a billion-dollar enterprise. He has been the recipient of various national and international awards and is a keen philanthropist. He is married to Sudha Murthy and together they have two children.
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