Sushant Singh Books

Sushant Singh offers insightful explorations into Indian society and its complex past. His writing is often informed by extensive experience, providing a unique perspective on the subjects he tackles. With a keen journalistic eye, he analyzes societal dynamics and political shifts. Readers will appreciate his ability to weave personal narratives into broader social commentary.

Queens of Crime
288 pages
11 hours of reading
4.3(45)Add rating
Exploring the complexities of dysfunctional families and the impact of trauma, this book delves into the lives of women who turned to crime as a response to their challenging circumstances. It examines themes of sexual abuse, greed, and moral ambiguity, revealing how these factors shaped their choices and paths. Through their stories, readers gain insight into the struggles and motivations behind their actions, highlighting the intersection of personal history and societal influences.
Mission Overseas
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A Scientist
Journey of a Village Boy of Bihar, Bharat (India)
192 pages
7 hours of reading
The book explores the evolution of scientific achievement in India, highlighting the shift in role models from esteemed scientists to figures of power and fame. It discusses the societal changes across different 'Yugas,' emphasizing how corruption has infiltrated various sectors, including academia. This decline has adversely affected the cultivation of future scientists, raising concerns about the integrity and focus of educational institutions in nurturing scientific talent amidst widespread societal challenges.

Queens of Crime

Mission Overseas

A Scientist