Shodh Yatra: Research on Self (During Travel in Leh)

By Dr. Palakh Jain

Shodh Yatra is a book which clearly justifies its title. There are a lot of things which can be learned merely through observation and are helpful in becoming self-aware. It is an engaging book which will leave the reader thinking, What happens next? This piece was written during a course offered at IIM-AhmedabadShodh Yatra, where the author went to trek in Leh. Shodh means research. This work voices out the observations made during the trek while keeping one focus on nature and another on self.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing India
• Release date: Jan 30, 2016
• ISBN: 9781482870800

Dr. Palakh Jain

Dr. Palakh Jain is a faculty in economics area at Delhi School of Business. A Fellow of IIM Ahmedabad in economics area and alumni of Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi. She was associated as a consultant with ICRIER, leading a project on Indo-Pak FDI. Also, she is empanelled as a visiting faculty with Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, teaching strategic analysis in their executive MBA program.

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