PUP Day 17

Well, the night reading plan didn't work yesterday. So could finish the chapter only today. A busy Monday. Good information about the South African Apartheid. Also how the French colonies like Sudan, Ivory Coast etc considered forming a federation instead of small independent countries. That plan never worked. 

The details from the colonial era put an interesting light on Rishi Sunak being UK finance minister today and also being Narayana Murthy's son-in-law. Or the breadth of international connections in the gold smuggling case under investigation in Kerala. There are ideologies that guide economics and no study of economics without understanding of ideologies will be complete. 

With the India chapter starting tomorrow, the pace should pick up.