10 MUST READ BOOKS ABOUT NARENDRA MODI

10 MUST-READ BOOKS ABOUT NARENDRA MODI

Second-time elected as an Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi is now a global figure. He is known for being powerful, a bold decision-maker, visionary; thus, political scholars across the world hail his rallies and speeches for gaining wisdom. But still this man remains an enigma for many and to solve that puzzle, so far there have many books written on him by both Indian and foreign writers. So, today we are bringing the list of ten best books ever written on and about the enigmatic Narendra Modi.

1.     Truth & Dare — The Modi Dynamic by Sanju Verma

    This book is released on 20th March 2019, it unfolds the magic behind ‘Modinomics’ which has been improving the fate of the country. From Jan Dhan Yojana to GST and everything in between, all your questions get answered by this book. Full of data, stats, facts, and stories, it is here to educate you on what is ‘Modinomics’ and how it can take India to a level of greatness and superpower. Not only this, but it also talks about Amit Shah and his contribution towards the party building. Today, BJP is the most structured and well-organized party, the credit goes to the captaincy of Amit Shah. For this reason, he is at times referred to as King Maker. The book is divided into two parts where the first part talks about Modinomics and the Second Part shows the meteoritic rise of BJP under Amit Shah.

2. An Ex-Communist’s Manifesto by Aabhas Maldahiyar:

This book is published on January 2019, which talks about why Modi is a need over just a choice. Written and narrated in a lucid way, this is also a good book talking about Modi’s economic policies and reforms in length.

3. Narendra Modi: A political Biography by Andy Marino:

This book is released on November 2014, it is written by a foreign writer Andy Marino, who is impressed by the Modi Wave. This book is good for someone who is looking to get an extensive Modi profile. Biography is yet amazing!

4. 21 Leadership Lessons of Narendra Damodardas Modi by Vijay Jhindal and Two more Authors:

This book is released on January 2015, this book captures 21 traits of leadership that one can learn from Modi’s style of working. Here, the author also compared Modi to 21 world-renowned personalities who are part of history, known for their exceptional contributions as leaders.

5. The Modi Effect: Inside Narendra Modi’s Campaign to Transform India by Lance Price:

This book is released on March 2015, this is an exciting book which takes us inside the Modi’s campaign for transforming India. It will take you to peep inside Modi’s working architecture and his meteoric rise to supreme power in Indian democracy. Along with his effect also unfolds a story of “chai wallah”, who rises to become PM of India.

6. Rebuilding India: Were the Last Four Years Transformative Enough? You Decide by Vinayak Jain:

This book is published in December 2018, ‘Rebuilding India’ does not answer that question for you; it simply lays down facts so that you can reach an informed conclusion. From raging issues such as the bullet train, Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Lahore and the Rafael deal to matters affecting the lives of common Indians like inflation, basic infrastructure and healthcare, this book attempts to inform the readers about the work done by Modi team so far.

7. Narendra Modi: Creative Disruptor. The Maker of New India by Dr R. Bala Shankar:

This book was released on January 2019. It highlights about Narendra Modi, transformative Prime Minister India ever had. Under him, the country witnessed the greatest power shift. The BJP with a new political narrative and style emerging the ruling party and replacing the six-decade supremacy of the Congress. This book contains detailed assessment of Modi’s impact on Indian polity and its course in the future.

8. Securing India the Modi Way: Pathankot, Surgical Strikes and More by Nitin Gokhale:

This book is released in October 2017, in this book Nitin A. Gokhale provides the most intimate and sweeping account yet of Team Narendra Modi’s approach to national security and foreign policy initiatives. The depiction on internal memos, as yet classified information, meeting notes and hundreds of hours of interviews with key players in the national security team, Gokhale brings alive inside stories of decision-making at the highest levels in the government.

9. The NaMo Story: A Political Life by Kingshuk Nag:

This book is released in April 2013, which covers the political journey of Narendra Modi more as a Gujarat CM. This book does not have Modi as PM of India. It is discussed until 2013. Though a good book, it leaves out the best work done by NaMo.

10. Marching with a Billion: Analysing Narendra Modi’s Government at Midterm by Uday Mahurkar:

This book is released on May 2017, it digs Narendra Modi’s government work done from 2014 to 2017 against the backdrop of years of policy paralysis and corruption before he came to power, leaving him with a stiff salvaging job. Focusing on key areas of governance like infrastructure, foreign affairs, power, the social sector, finance, digital technology and agriculture, the author showcases the work of the present government and the monumental changes the prime minister has brought in all fields.