The War that Made R&AW by Anusha Nandakumar and Sandeep Saket explores a gripping chapter in India’s intelligence history, tracing the events and tensions that shaped the rise of the country’s external intelligence agency. Written with the pace of a political thriller, it offers readers a vivid look at strategy, secrecy, and the high-stakes world behind national security decisions.
Ideal for readers who enjoy history, espionage, and real-life power stories, this book brings together investigative detail and narrative drive. The War that Made R&AW opens a window into the forces that influenced one of India’s most important institutions.
