This book is definitely an inspiration for youngsters or whoever wants to make big changes in the Indian society. We often complain about our corrupted government and puppets in the name of leaders. But do we have any other choice or plans to change them? That's a question we need to ask ourselves before criticizing too much, isn't it? Now, there are only two kind of people here. 1. With no brain and follow the leaders blindly. 2. Cynical about everything and not really making any changes. ( of course, I will come under the second category too) But this book made me realise so many things. And the author really has solutions for things we don't even know it's a problem. He talks about everything in this book right from government, economy, education to healthcare, science and technology.

He points out at our existence here beautifully in such a short sentence as 'We are at once both free and trapped'. Isn't it resonating with us so perfectly? We think we are free but are we really free?

And he has definitely done a detailed research on everything he is talking about. It should not be read for entertainment. It has wisdom and has to be read very carefully. It was little tough for me to read it because my small mind couldn't take everything in and it felt like Greek and Latin to me in few places because I have only little knowledge about them. So I would say the narration of the book could have been little loose and easy for everyone to grasp the concept and understand.

But it's definitely worth reading. And I would recommend you to read it. Also, I wish people in higher positions like politicians and activists would read this and make sense of something. I really do. They should definitely read it.