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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalIt was an overwhelming majority. For the BJP to have crossed the line on its own was something no one expected, not even the party itself. More than four years down the line, the question arises—has the government lived up to people’s expectations?
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 Rafale deal to matters affecting lives of common Indians like inflation, basic infrastructure and healthcare, Rebuilding India attempts to inform the reader about the work done on these aspects and many more in the simplest and most factual manner possible.
Vinayak Jain
Fascination with politics and a motivation to ensure that people are well aware of the achievements of the ruling government is what prompted Vinayak Jain to write Rebuilding India. This isn’t his first book. He writes fiction as well and has penned a collection of stories titled A Medley of Short Stories. Born and brought up in the tranquil and majestic town of Mussoorie, Vinayak’s writing is heavily influenced by his hometown. He lives in Vadodara and pursues a career in finance along with writing which is his real passion.
