Who wrote a book describing the theory of economic drain of India during British rule?

Correct Answer :   Prof. Sreeram Chaulia

Prof. Sreeram Chaulia's book, "Friends – India's Closest Strategic Partners," offers a nuanced perspective on India's foreign relations and strategic partnerships.

The book explores India's relationships with seven key partners, providing historical and contemporary insights into the country's rising global position.

Launched at an event attended by prominent figures, including External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, this comprehensive work sheds light on India's foreign policy and its pursuit of goodwill and cooperation with other nations, embodying the philosophy of "Vishwa Mitra" or "World Friend."

Correct Answer :   M.K. Ranjitsinh

M.K. Ranjitsinh, a renowned conservationist from India, authored the book "Mountain Mammals of the World," published by Penguin Random House.

With a career spanning decades, Ranjitsinh has been instrumental in shaping India’s wildlife conservation efforts, including his role in Project Tiger and protecting endangered species like the barasingha.

His book offers a comprehensive guide to 62 species and 78 subspecies of large mammals found in some of the world's most remote mountain ranges.

Through his literary work, he shares scientific insights, personal stories, and stunning visuals from his conservation journey.

Correct Answer :   Bhim Singh

The book titled ’75 Great Revolutionaries of India’ was authored by MP Bhim Singh.

The book, launched on August 11, 2024, focuses on highlighting the contributions of lesser-known freedom fighters who played significant roles in India's struggle for independence.

Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh Narayan Singh attended the launch event and commended Bhim Singh for his work.

The book aims to inspire future generations by recognizing the sacrifices of unsung heroes and contributing to the vision of a developed India.