India/World Politics

Curated by Storizen, this list of the Best Nonfiction Books to Read in July 2025 offers something for every curious mind

"Private Revolutions" stands out for its readability and emotional resonance. Yang’s empathetic approach ensures that the women’s voices remain at the forefront, making their resilience and determination palpable to the reader.

"Our Living Constitution" ultimately serves as both a tribute to the vision of India’s founders and a call to vigilance for future generations.

By the end, "On Democracies and Death Cults" feels less like a conclusion and more like an open question: How do we hold on to our humanity in the face of such darkness?

"Hubris Maximus" is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just Elon Musk, but the era of tech titans who wield unprecedented influence over business, policy, and culture.

"Abundance" is engaging, clear and accessible blend of political, economic, and technological insight makes the book an interesting read.