Neurological practice – an Indian perspective is a multiauthor textbook that gives an impressive insight into past and contemporary Indian neurology. It is indeed befitting that this book is edited by Noshir Wadia, who is the founder of contemporary Indian neurology. His contribution is felt throughout the book (coauthor in 14 of the 32 chapters) and despite the multiple authors the book has a uniform, easy narrative style. The chapter subheadings accurately reflect the current neurological problems affecting the Indian and South East …