K. Natwar Singh, a former Minister of External Affairs and prominent Indian National Congress politician has written an autobiography titled One Life Is Not Enough.
The book is a chronicle of his career as a politician and bureaucrat, and it speaks of his experiences in Delhi's political corridors, including the Volcker issue and Sonia Gandhi's withdrawal as a prime minister candidate.
The book sparked debate in Delhi political circles ahead of its release, prompting Sonia Gandhi to reply by announcing that she would publish her own book to expose the truth.
These events, as well as the ups and downs of the Congress party, are described by Singh. His affiliation with the party allowed him to carefully watch some historical events, and he discusses Pakistan in the 1980s, under the leadership of Pakistan President Zia-ul-Haq, India–Russia relations, and China–India relations, among other delicate issues.
He also provides newly unreleased data about the Volcker scandal, as well as insider information on important events during the UPA administration.
A total of 464 pages are included in the book. Rupa & Co is the book's publisher, and it will be released on January 1, 2014.
