Books and Magazines

Code No : COD-1
City-of-Djinns is a travalogue by William Dalrymple that revals the journey through historical capital of India, Delhi. The book reflects the veritable picture of the massive metropolis that symbolizes India's myriad and turbulent history.

Code No : FO-1
Freakonomics by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner is an interesting book, even for people who do not usually like nonfiction or economics. The writer uses a number of questions in Freak-onomics and uses straight-forward analysis to turn conventional wisdom on its head. The writer had also written fiction literature magazines.

Code No : GS-1
A controversia book written on the slain Pakistani leader, Benazir Bhutto, by an Indian author Shyam Bhatia. The book slowly unveils the pages from Bhutto's life from political cradle to grave.

Code No : BCHN-1
The Films & Memorabilia of Amitabh Bachchan by noted film writer Bhawana Somaaya and Osian's CARD (Centre for Archiving, Research and Development) is the inaugural publication of the Osian's Publishing and Design House. The book, a collector's item, for the first time ever, pays the most comprehensive visual homage to Amitabh Bachchan by representing his aura through all of the 150 odd films he has acted in, during the last forty years. The book is dedicated to the films, publicity material and memorabilia of arguably one of the greatest personalities of Indian and world cinemas.

Code No : IMP-1
About this Book: Interspersed with inspiring successes and healthy debates, the Indian microfinance space continues to redefine itself, innovate in products and delivery channels, and join forces with the most sophisticated capital market actors to create financial access to the many un-banked poor. This publication is an attempt to capture the evolution of Indian microfinance, gauge its performance thus far, and map its future potential. Inverting the Microfinance Pyramid: The Changing Face of Indian Microfinance analyses the market dynamics of Indian microfinance including demand and supply side factors, key players, and the past performance and future potential of microfinance providers. It is expected to assist investors, entrepreneurs, donors, policy makers, and academics in making informed decisions on their involvement in the Indian microfinance industry.

Code No : IP-1
Inverting the Pyramid, an annual publication by Intellecap, provides insights on the microfinance industry in India. With annual growth rates of over 80 percent and a miniscule market penetration of less than 10 percent, this industry is constantly witnessing the entry of many more actors seeking business and investment opportunities with ambitions and business plans that surpass historical benchmarks.
Inside Inverting the Pyramid 2008:

• Key trends that defined Indian microfinance in 2007-2008
• Demand and supply statistics
• Growth and financial performance (sample of 60 top MFIs)
• Key stakeholder perspectives
• Estimated capital requirements and key trends for 2008-2013
• Opportunities in the financing and business environment
• Priorities for future growth, value and sustainability

Code No : MIROI-1
Microfinance Insights is a quarterly magazine published by Intellecap (www.intellecap.net) raises key issues, serves the knowledge needs of the growing microfinance sector and contributes to building the sector. It serves as a platform that gathers diverse microfinance voices, analyzes trends and spreads awareness on critical issues in scaling up microfinance and its impact. The first two issues of Microfinance Insights are available online.

Code No : MISOI-1
Microfinance Insights is a quarterly magazine published by Intellecap (www.intellecap.net) raises key issues, serves the knowledge needs of the growing microfinance sector and contributes to building the sector. It serves as a platform that gathers diverse microfinance voices, analyzes trends and spreads awareness on critical issues in scaling up microfinance and its impact. The first two issues of Microfinance Insights are available online.