Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography, "My Experiments with Truth", detailed his life from childhood through 1921. Gandhi said that he never intended his autobiography to be an autobiography, but rather a story about life and truth experiments.
The book aimed to help youth cope with the stress of examinations. "Exam Warriors" includes generic advice for young children to handle the exam pressure.
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru wrote the book when he was jailed at the Ahmednagar Fort. It gives a broad view of Indian history, philosophy and culture from the view of a freedom fighter.
The book is a story of Indira Gandhi's life based on interviews and other source material. Giving a glimpse of her life, the book begins with the life of a gifted person born into a great family and ends with Gandhi's vision of India, its culture as well as problems.
This book by PJ Abdul Kalam sheds light on the story of when Kalam became the President of India. It widely covers his acceptance of the post of President, his term in the office and the challenges faced by him.