Vaibhav Maloo – författare

What is an entrepreneur’s most useful skill? Some would say it’s communication, others creativity or management. But the greatest skill a leader possesses is curiosity – a strong desire to learn and know.Business leader and changemaker Vaibhav Maloo goes a step ahead to combine his innate curiosity and knowledge with his eagerness to share lessons drawn from his vast, varied personal and professional experiences. Arranged in 101 crisp Q&As, these lessons cover a wide range of topics, from world politics, social empowerment, business ethics to a deep dive into culture and religion. Throughout, Vaibhav raises several crucial, universal questions: what are the biggest challenges facing mankind, how to filter noise from facts, how does one build their brand’s ethos, and much more. Always thought-provoking, his answers inspire the reader to take positive action, whether in business or in life.The Business of Life is an engaging and accessible collection of stimulating thoughts, perfect for anyone who has ever wanted to pick a maverick business leader’s brain.

An ambitious vision for a better IndiaIndia gained independence in 1947 and became a sovereign republic in 1950. When the British left us in 1947, they left us unified, as opposed to the many kingdoms and rulers that existed here. In addition to atrocities and unfair practices, the British colonial era also brought to India education, laws, railways, Victorian architecture and other infrastructure, and, perhaps most notably, the English language.As we continue to grapple with the issues that were caused by the draining of our natural resources by colonial powers, it may be a worthwhile endeavour to envision what all-round development might look like in the context of today’s India. We must look ahead and see what more can be done to improve the lived reality of its citizens today and in the times to come.An Indian Manifesto is a young entrepreneur’s roadmap to achieving this collective dream.