The War Ministry (The Raisina Series series) by Krishan Partap Singh. · Book Review: The War Ministry by Krishan Partap Singh Firmly rooted in the back lanes of the Lutyens’ Delhi, the concluding installment in the Raisina Series, The War Ministry gives the reader a bird’s eye view of the maneuvering, negotiation, coaxing, plotting that goes behind the scenes to secure power and dominance in the political space. · The War Ministry is the third book in Krishan Partap Singh's Raisina Series trilogy and, in my opinion, the best of the three books. The first two books in the series were Young Turks and Delhi Durbar, although it is The War Ministry that begins from where Young Turks left off/5.
Krishan Partap Singh Krishan Partap Singh is a former banker who now lives and writes in New Delhi. He is the author of The Raisina Series, a trilogy of novels set in the political village of Lutyens' Delhi, India's seat of power. The series titles are: Young Turks, Delhi Durbar, The War Ministry. He can be reached at www.doorway.ru@www.doorway.ru Krishan Partap Singh is a former banker who graduated from the Stern Business School and worked for Merrill Lynch in Dubai. He now lives and writes in New Delhi. He is the author of Delhi Durbar, Young Turks and The War Ministry — The Raisina Series trilogy of novels set in the political village of Lutyens' Delhi, India's seat of power. Krishan Partap Singh Aug At PM Yes, Dimitry, this is the same book as Road to Raisina. It was republished this year as Young Turks, the 1st book in the Raisina Series.
The War Ministry is the third book in Krishan Partap Singh's Raisina Series trilogy and, in my opinion, the best of the three books. The first two books in the series were Young Turks and Delhi Durbar, although it is The War Ministry that begins from where Young Turks left off. Read "The War Ministry" by Krishan Partap Singh available from Rakuten Kobo. Bharat News Ticker: Prime Minister Azim Khan takes office, becomes first Muslim to lead India Pakistan rejects peace ta. Book Review: The War Ministry by Krishan Partap Singh Firmly rooted in the back lanes of the Lutyens’ Delhi, the concluding installment in the Raisina Series, The War Ministry gives the reader a bird’s eye view of the maneuvering, negotiation, coaxing, plotting that goes behind the scenes to secure power and dominance in the political space.
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