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Indian Economy is a comprehensive book on the various challenges faced by the Government of India in building a foolproof model of governance. It discusses the hurdles to Indian economic development, hurdles such as idealism, selfishness, bureaucracy, and how the government can work to overcome it. It explains that the principal challenge to the process is streamlining the economic policies, and independence from market forces. Readers will learn how India can become a world player by harnessing the creative potential of individuals across industries and corporates. In addition, they will understand how India can prove to the world that human development will lead to true economic development. This book is an essential reference for all students of economic theory. About Uma Narula Uma Narula is a Director of Communications and Consultant for Research & Training at the Communication Networks (CNET), New Delhi. She studies social and development issues around the world, and has also written: Mass Communication: Theory and Practice, Development Communication: Theory and Practice, Dynamics of Mass Communication: Theory and Practice, and Communication Perspectives: Cultural Diffusion, Dynamics and Challenges. Dr. Narula obtained her doctorate from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA, and addresses various concerns in the field of Communications.