Politicians' Books — Set 4
Books & Authors · राजनेताओं की पुस्तकें · Questions 31–40 of 60
Which politician wrote 'Through the Corridors of Power', an insightful account of Indian administration?
Correct Answer: A. P.C. Alexander
P.C. Alexander served as the Principal Secretary to Prime Ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. His memoir provides an inside look at the critical decisions during their tenures. He also served as the Governor of Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.
The book 'A Journey: My Political Life' is the autobiography of which world leader?
Correct Answer: A. Tony Blair
Tony Blair wrote this book to reflect on his ten years as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. It covers his role in the Northern Ireland peace process and the Iraq War. The book was a major commercial success upon its release in 2010.
Who authored 'Why I am a Hindu', exploring the cultural and philosophical aspects of the religion?
Correct Answer: B. Shashi Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor wrote this book to define his personal faith and criticize the political misuse of religion. It provides a detailed history of Hinduism's evolution and its pluralistic nature. The work emphasizes the tolerance and diversity inherent in Hindu philosophy.
Which leader wrote 'The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World'?
Correct Answer: B. S. Jaishankar
S. Jaishankar, the External Affairs Minister of India, wrote this book to outline India's strategic challenges in a changing global landscape. It emphasizes the need for a more proactive and self-aware foreign policy. The work discusses India's relations with major powers like China and the US.
The book 'My Life and Struggle' is the autobiography of which famous leader known as 'Frontier Gandhi'?
Correct Answer: A. Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan was a lifelong advocate of non-violence and a close ally of Mahatma Gandhi. His autobiography documents his struggle against British rule in the North-West Frontier Province. He was the first non-Indian to be awarded the Bharat Ratna.
Who wrote 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ratan Tata', focusing on leadership and ethics?
Correct Answer: B. Thomas Matthew
Thomas Matthew, a retired bureaucrat and advisor, compiled the insights and experiences of the industrialist who is deeply involved in policy. It highlights the principles that guided the Tata Group's expansion. The book is widely used as a reference for ethical business leadership.
Which Indian leader authored 'Confessions of a Swadeshi Reformer', reflecting on his time as Finance Minister?
Correct Answer: A. Yashwant Sinha
Yashwant Sinha wrote this book to detail the economic challenges and reforms during the Vajpayee government. It discusses the complexities of implementing policies like the Fiscal Responsibility Act. Sinha has served in both the External Affairs and Finance ministries.
The book 'Strictly Personal: Manmohan and Gursharan' was written by?
Correct Answer: B. Daman Singh
Daman Singh, the daughter of Manmohan Singh, wrote this book to provide a personal look at her parents' lives. It covers their journey from the partition of India to the highest office in the country. This work is considered a more personal alternative to Sanjaya Baru's political account.
Who wrote 'Interpreting the World', a collection of essays on international relations?
Correct Answer: B. Natwar Singh
K. Natwar Singh wrote these essays based on his long experience as a diplomat and politician. He has also written biographies of historical figures like Maharaja Suraj Mal. His writings often emphasize the importance of history in understanding current global politics.
Which politician wrote 'Lest We Forget', a book reflecting on the history and legacy of the Indian Army?
Correct Answer: A. Amarinder Singh
Captain Amarinder Singh, a former Chief Minister of Punjab and army veteran, authored this book to honor the soldiers of the world wars. He is known for his extensive research on military history. He has written several other books on historical battles and regional politics.