- iWoz - Steve Wozniack
- Getting Even - Woody Allen
- Trading Stock Options : Basic Option Trading Option Strategy - Brian Burns
- End Game - John Muladin
- Without Feathers - Woody Allen
- Options for the Beginner and Beyond - Edward Elmstead
- Breakthrough: A consistent daily option strategy - Kevin O'Brien
- The Lean Startup - Eric Ries
- Boomerang - Michael Lewis
- Stellar Presentations: An Entrepreneurs Guide to Giving Talks - Shel Israel
- Side Effects - Woody Allen
- Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything
- The Geek Shall Inherit the Earth - Alexander Robbins
- Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman
- Gutenberg The Geek - Jeff Jarvis
- Beyond Outrage: What has gone wrong with our economy and our democracy, and how to fix them - Robert Reich
- 11/22/63 - Stephen King
- How Will You Measure Your Life? - James Allworth and Clayton Christensen
- The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires - Tim Wu
- Alone Together - Why We Expect More Technology and Less from Each Other - Sherry Turkle
- Wheat Belly - Dr. William Davis
- The Start-Up of You - Reid Hoffman and Ben Casnocha
India is a nation of almost 1.2 billion people. There is an immense need for resources and infrastructure to sustain the growing population and the booming Indian economy to keep the nation moving forward. India also lacks the basic infrastructure at rural areas to provide the basic necessity like power, roads and water supply. It's common in B-town city to have a structured way of "power-cuts" ranging anywhere from 2 hrs. - 8 hrs. a day in summer! For the longest period of time, India has been dependent on Coal, and its power is more or less generated by Coal energy or fossil fuels. Coal as everyone knows is one of the "old" energy technology responsible for carbon emission and India has always walked a tight line, when it comes to Kyoto Protocol aimed at fighting global warming. India is at a threshold to usher in Nuclear energy with a new proposed nuclear power plant in Jaitapur, Maharashtra. The proposed nuclear power plant is no ordinary plant -- The 5 b
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