Would you like to read a book about rural India? Then add this book in your TBR. This book talks about the rural India and the struggles faced by the rural India. Right from the selection of seed for agriculture to sending out a quality product, this book covers all.

The good thing about the book is, the author has valid resources for all the data he used in the chapters. So if you want to do background reading, you can refer those resources. And this makes the book purely academic.


The author has proposed many ways to overcome struggles faced by rural India. But I highly doubt that it will be impossible to implement all ideas. There are some spectacular ideas which can help in agriculture but I personally felt that some are purely bookish (it might be because I am  inexperienced or my knowledge in the topic is limited but that is purely my personal view).


The only thing I didn't like about the book is the page count. It has whopping 848 pages. It would have been better if the book has been divided into volumes with less page count. But considering the fact that the author didn't dump the book with loads of unwanted informations, I give up that one.


Over all, it's a great book and if you're a person who likes to read non fiction which involves facts and figures, you'll enjoy this a lot!


Would I recommend this book?


Definitely but not for everyone! This book is suitable for UPSC aspirants, history buffs and those who enjoy books with facts and figures. This book is a knowledge hub.

My Rating - 4/5