The Man Who Talked to Machines: The Story of Om Prakash Jindal

by Anil Dharker

"Here is the extraordinary story of Om Prakash Jindal (1930-2005), the farmer's son who became India's fourth largest industrialist, the simple villager who became a billionaire listed in Forbes magazine's World's Rich List, the non-matriculate who became an innovative engineer that they said talked to machines."

205 pages, Hardcover

First published August 7, 2005

About the author

Anil Dharker is an Indian columnist. His articles appear in several Indian newspapers such as the Times of India, Mid-Day, The Hindu, Gulf News, and other similar publications. He has been editor of The Illustrated Weekly of India, The Independent, MidDay, Sunday MidDay. He has also been a producer, anchor and interviewer, head of a TV Channel and critic on The Sunday Times of India and The Sunday Observer.

Reviews

[Souvik Khamrui · Rating 5 out of 5]

An exeedingly inspiring and captivating saga of a visionary industrialist, benevolent public leader and great philanthropist Late Shri Om Prakash Jindal, founder of O P Jindal group. A must read.