The Namo Story  (English, Paperback, Nag Kingshuk)

The Namo Story: A Political Life is a motivating book based on the life of politician Narendra Modi, who made his way up to the heights of success in the political world, after his humble beginning as an RSS pracharak.

Summary Of The Book

The Namo Story: A Political Life is a book that traces the life of Narendra Modi, a very famous politician who has definitely carved a niche for himself in the political world with his radical methods of achieving success. The politician started his career as a humble RSS pracharak and from there his fame began to take him to heights that very few politicians have ever been able to reach in their careers.

What followed was Modi’s involvement in the Hindutva movement and his pivotal role in the Bharatiya Janata Party, as their key planner. Narendra Modi then went on to become one of the most popular Chief Ministers in India, along with being hailed as one of the most controversial ones too.

However, it must also be mentioned that Modi has been responsible for numerous path-breaking changes in his state, which have made a world of a difference there. His radical methods of change and development have gained immense popularity in recent years, with many other leaders seeking to implement them in other areas as well.

His alleged involvement in the Godhra aftermath has also been mentioned here, along with the upcoming 2014 General Elections, which seem to only be centered around him. It also gives the readers an idea of what the politician might be able to accomplish in the years that lie ahead.

About Kingshuk Nag

Kingshuk Nag is a well-known author, and journalist from India.

Apart from this book, Nag has written two other books, and they include The Double Life Of Ramalinga Raju: The Story of India’s Largest Corporate Fraud, and Battlefield Telangana: The Chronicle of An Agitation.

He was a Masters degree in Economics from University of Delhi. Nag has held the post of an editor at The Times Of India, which is the most renowned newspaper company in India. During his 12-year long career with the company, he has worked in five different locations in the country, which include Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and New Delhi. Currently, he works the Resident Editor of The Times Of India, Hyderabad, which sells over 2,75,000 copies. In the year 2002, he was presented with The Prem Bhatia Award, for his immense contribution towards covering the Gujrat incidents. He was presented with the Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Award, for Excellence in Journalism, by the Odisha Rajiv Forum, in the year 2010. He also writes a blog on the timesofindia.com called Masala Noodles.