BOOK REVIEW:- TRIUMPH AMIDST CRISIS

Triumph Amidst Crisis is an autobiographical book. It is a complete picture of India and it's history from 1980 till today 2020.

Tarun Dev Sharma has used quite simple and amazing language. He not only highlighted the major events that happened in his life but also a brief history of India. Whatever he felt, faced, and experienced, he described that all.

The most interesting thing is we always want to read history by foreigners. What we missed is a native citizen view about that country. This book is about a citizen who suffered, travel and social and political and religious experiences he had and portrayed them truly into his book.

It is not only time which is going one, but the thing that matters is how much changed we are from our pastime.

Tarun Dev Sharma from his childhood till today is a hard-working person. His personal development is an inspiration for us to do something bigger and meaningful in life. Being a hero and Ironman for friends and kids and future generations are possible because of what he did and are doing in his 40 years of life.

"The more you read the more you will feel it close to your heart."

How beautiful it is! We read not only the writer's life but also the history of India. There are things like the caste system, Sati Parton, British rule over India and conflict between India and Pakistan, such topics become important to listen to and read when a native is telling the details according to his perspective.

All the major incidents that left their impacts on the psychology of people or the history of India is mentioned in that book. Also, how India grow and developed over the years in its economic and social status. Especially the debatable topics are deeply discussed by the writer in the book as well.

Ending of the book, l like that. Motivational and inspiring to me. A push to work hard for getting my destination.

One different point:-

This is one point that disturbed me while reading this book.

1. As a Pakistani reader, l am a little hurt. Because the writer is telling only one side of the story. What Pakistan did to India, how they lost many lives and bad circumstances during war. But he is not telling what India did in return.

Despite all the differences between our cultures, it is a personal world history of life in India. So we should read to get more knowledge about India and life from 1980 till 2020.

I would recommend to all the readers that must read this book about the history of India. Also, to those, who want motivation in their life.