Gita Press is an amazing chronicle of how Hindutva rose in this country – how propaganda spread and how a publication worked tirelessly to spread the message, without looking for any commercial gains whatsoever. He tackles the topic in a way you keep thinking about it for weeks after finishing the book. Pyre by Perumal Murugan left a mark because of the evocative style of writing and the times we live in, with lynchings, love-jihad murders, etc. I enjoyed reading Pyre by Perumal Murugan, Gita Press and the Making of Hindu India by Akshaya Mukul and My Father Baliah by YB Satyanarayana. His comfort zone though, is books on business, technology and sport. He shares his memorable reads from 2017. Shrinivas enjoys reading almost everything, but of late, he has tried reading more non-fiction focusing on the underprivileged, on history or caste in society.
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