Its a book for "the" one who wants to put India first. For a trailer of this book one should watch Arnab's newshour debate which went on air on 11-Sep-2014. Simply Superb. It cannot be rated no iota less than 5. I am a Chartered Accountant and this book excited me like anything. One should be strong enough to be bold like Vinod Rai. He is to be called "the Auditor". Jai Hind.

It is a Fantastic Account given to Indian people!!!!

This book has one of very few remarkable "forward" written by Hon.Former President. It is the most Apt note one must read before starting the book.

The book is incredible in its piece by piece story. yes. The learning from it is; We need Organization and Not Leadership!!!!!

Couple of books came around the same time this book was released in the 1st half of 2014 written by Indian bureaucrats. This one by Vinod Rai, the Comptroller and Auditor General is by far the best on the role of the CAG as envisioned by the constitution as one of India's towering institutions versus the elected executive towards providing an effective, efficient & an accountable Governance system.

He has picked up a bunch of case studies in detail from where he sat & his team conducted the ...

Hi friend , I want to share you my experiences . This book is totally a marvelous piece by any author of this caliber . It is a worth reading to know how government work and what kind of pressure a genuine civil servant cop with day to day life . It is totally a masterpiece for Self Motivation and to achieve excellency in work . Thank you for reading my comment.

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Regarding the book, it provides an account of the different scams that shook the trust of the common man in the govt during the last decade. It not only shows how the scams could have been prevented as there are conscientious civil servants as well who provided adequate warnings. Similarly the book also attempts at defending the role...

Very few books have an amazing foreword and preface; and this book is one of them. It keeps you glued to the narrative because of the lucid yet simple language yet high profile assignments which Mr. Rai has handled during his tenure. Must read for everyone who wishes to unravel the real truth behind the mentioned scams.

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He is most certainly 'Not Just An Accountant' and he has proved to be 'The Nation's Conscience Keeper'. The author comes across as an upright bureaucrat with wide ranging experience. I am not surprised he was a thorn in the path of corrupt politicians. This book should interest readers who want more than a glimpse of the machinations of government and how, even in the corrupt environment of governance that exists today, an upright officer can stand his ground and not be browbeaten. Mr. Vinod ...

Having seen CAG (just the abbreviation) in a lot news articles ranging from the Commonwealth games 2010 scam to the coal block allocation case, this book ‘Not Just an Accountant’ by Vinod Rai gave a wonderful insight for me into what the office of the CAG actually does. By explaining the duties and tasks of the CAG in common man’s lingo, Mr. Rai sure makes the premise of the book easy to digest in terms of vocabulary. However, the same cannot be said about the premise. For an upper middle-cla...

This is indeed a very daring book that revealed a lot and been quite straight forwad not like the book of sanjay barua, a good for nothing.

India need many more of such personality in action.

We yough must owe him.

Through this book the author tries to explain the functioning of the government how a constitutional body is respected and the minister- bureaucrat. Throws light on the legislative enquires and various parliamentary bodies. Revolves totally around the upper echelons of power (executive & bureaucracy). Books makes us to feel that it is the counsel of the author trying to justify what all he did (however as far as i am concerned he was under his mandate). Throws the picture of the implications ...