Indian Economy By Shankar Ganesh

Published by Kavin Mukhil Publications (an associate of Ganesh ias Academy). In this FIFTH EDITION, consequent to introduction of GST the chapter of Public Finance is updated. WPI is updated based on 2011-12 base year series. Mind mapping is an important feature added in this Edition.
Pros-
1. The binding of the book is good.
2. The pages are of good quality.
3. The printing is also great.
4. The font size is medium-large.(click here to buy)
5. The author has explained the concepts so smoothly that you will understand the concepts quite easily.

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