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Rajdeep Sardesai in his book 2014: The Election That Changed India had mentioned about how Arnab Goswami had secured the interview with Rahul Gandhi.“Goswami wrote Gandhi's office, an email explaining how his channel, Times Now, had the best television rating points, and thus more reach than other news channels including NDTV. In the United States, Goswami explained, it was the usual practice that the channel with the best TRPs got the first interview of the election candidates”Rahul Gandhi has been trying to give Congress party more hip and youth’centric image. Meanwhile youth of the nation connected really well with Arnab because of his use of social media and also his constant assault on the establishment.Rahul would have thought that it would help his cause if he connects with Arnab’s audience which constitutes mostly of urban youth.Its an altogether different story that he came face to face with his biggest nightmare in the interview. He was like a kid who peed in the middle of the class and teacher asked him to stand up on the bench to embarrass him further.Forget about leading the country he was not even prepared for the interview with Arnab.

They were knocked out:Title D-Day in Numbers: The facts behind Operation OverlordAuthor Jacob F. FieldPublisher Michael O'Mara Books, 2014ISBN 1782432396, 9781782432395Also, Allied bombers dropped this - “Window” - to blind and confuse German radar:

I will assume that, as an economics PhD student, you will have read (or at least heard of) popular books based on excellent economic research, such as Why Nations Fail and Thinking, Fast and Slow. Let's focus on the more technical, recent books (except Oxford Handbooks, which are always excellent recent summaries of field-specific research) that are accessible to any PhD student who has completed graduate coursework.Behavioural economicsAdvances in Behavioral EconomicsInefficient MarketsMicroeconomicsMicroeconomic Foundations IDevelopment economicsPoor EconomicsThe Political Economics of Development Clusters (The Yrjö Jahnsson Lectures)Political economyThe Political Economy of Good Government (Lindahl Lectures)Economic Origins of Dictatorship and DemocracyPublic economicsCapital in the Twenty-First CenturyMacroeconomicsIntroduction to Modern Economic GrowthThis Time Is DifferentRational Expectations and Inflation (Third Edition)EconometricsMostly Harmless EconometricsEconomic HistoryUnified Growth TheoryContours of the World Economy 1-2030 ADEnvironmental Economicshttp://books.wwnorton.com/books/webad.aspx?id=24029Princeton University Press seems to publish the best technical economics books (2014 economics catalogue is here). Publications following various lecture series, such as Clarendon Lectures in Economics, are often very readable.Welcoming more suggestions for similar readable technical books and for other fields. All good suggestions will be thankfully acknowledged.