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"Six farmers are murdered and their land forcibly acquired for Indrajeet’s Special Economic Zone venture. Indrajeet, the head of Pride Group, takes his company to
soaring heights, assisted by devious politician, Ramesh Salunke, and his Public Relations chief, Dil Bhojani, a wheeler-dealer plotting to set up a business empire of his own. A spiritual guru,Bada Bapu, is part of this unholy nexus. A few dedicated and ambitious youngsters from different countries work out a strategy under the guidance of Professor Aditya to bring about the Pride Group's downfall. The professor’s wife dies and his mother-in-law iss murdered, yet he continues with his crusade against coruption. From Matheran to Dubai to the USA, the narrative unfolds through situations of drama and suspense, holding the reader spellbound till the very end."
soaring heights, assisted by devious politician, Ramesh Salunke, and his Public Relations chief, Dil Bhojani, a wheeler-dealer plotting to set up a business empire of his own. A spiritual guru,Bada Bapu, is part of this unholy nexus. A few dedicated and ambitious youngsters from different countries work out a strategy under the guidance of Professor Aditya to bring about the Pride Group's downfall. The professor’s wife dies and his mother-in-law iss murdered, yet he continues with his crusade against coruption. From Matheran to Dubai to the USA, the narrative unfolds through situations of drama and suspense, holding the reader spellbound till the very end."
272 pages, Paperback
First published May 25, 2015
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June 18, 2017
Good one
Good description of activities carried out. A peep into loop holes of indian judicial system and its corrupt people would have been an addition to this entire novel. Nevertheless very well written. Author being my mentor, this is first book of him i read, would love to read more
Good description of activities carried out. A peep into loop holes of indian judicial system and its corrupt people would have been an addition to this entire novel. Nevertheless very well written. Author being my mentor, this is first book of him i read, would love to read more
June 24, 2015
This book reveals the horrible bitter truth of the inside of the Indian System.The hell that is created in the country by all the types of corruption, doesn't let India have a breath of relief.The author has very cleverly written the book showing the youth of our generation only hope to make an end to it. I liked the ideologies in the book. The Krishna niti used to wipe away the evil was the main quality of the plot. Everything just went well in the story, in curbing the corruption, every good character just remained like that and unconditionally kept up to the mission.In reality,we seldom find people like that who are ready to give their everything for their country to be at peace as everyone has a selfish motive and doesn't involve themselves until they're getting something in return. India can definitely become a place worth calling India if we, the youth, the citizens and most importantly the government and the law make it up to themselves. If we realize that we are the ones behind letting the monsters live among or above or inside us.
The book keeps a steady pace by narrating the modus operandi of the system.A lot is still hidden. The book becomes a bit slow in the end pages when the reader just knows that its all and the strategies remain the same, quite predictable.
Overall it is a nice book with an outstanding thinking for the citizens who can contribute to their country's development as happiness of its people and uncovering and punishing those who dirty the core with their own wicked hands.
Yeah, I was lucky to get one of the first reads!
The book keeps a steady pace by narrating the modus operandi of the system.A lot is still hidden. The book becomes a bit slow in the end pages when the reader just knows that its all and the strategies remain the same, quite predictable.
Overall it is a nice book with an outstanding thinking for the citizens who can contribute to their country's development as happiness of its people and uncovering and punishing those who dirty the core with their own wicked hands.
Yeah, I was lucky to get one of the first reads!
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July 7, 2015Thankyou to GoodReads and the author as I was one of the lucky ones to get the first reads!
The book reveals the bitter truth of India's present day penetration of the corruption in the system. However also throwing light that there are better and willing people in the country and overseas that are wiling to change the circumstances of the system.
The author has written the book with a steady pace and the ease of with which Krishna Niti is explained with actual examples is what amazed me. The book however at the end becomes predictable.
The plot revolves well around the upliftment of the society provided there are at least a bunch of honest dedicated and hardworking(rather smart-working) people who can make it work no matter how herculean efforts does it requires.
The book reveals the bitter truth of India's present day penetration of the corruption in the system. However also throwing light that there are better and willing people in the country and overseas that are wiling to change the circumstances of the system.
The author has written the book with a steady pace and the ease of with which Krishna Niti is explained with actual examples is what amazed me. The book however at the end becomes predictable.
The plot revolves well around the upliftment of the society provided there are at least a bunch of honest dedicated and hardworking(rather smart-working) people who can make it work no matter how herculean efforts does it requires.
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