Nuclear Bomb In Ganga: Bestseller Book by RK Yadav: Nuclear Bomb In Ganga

I love the thoughts which urge a writer to pen down concerns that are usually kept behind the curtains. I don't know why people love to focus on that particular side of a field that is greener rather than making their own patch a more productive and pleasant one. The book is authored by a former RAW officer who has provided us with all details about the mission and the nuclear substance and is a part of bibliography of the Intelligence history of India from its inception during the British period. This book talks about a device which was installed by the CIA and Indian Intelligence Bureau ( IB ) on Nanda Devi Mountain in an attempt to monitor neclear test in China was found missing. Being a simple yet impactful read, the book made me numb at times where author has presented his concern that if Pu -238 reached the Ganges river system, it would cause cancer to anyone who consume it. A good book. Will definitely recommend it.

The river Ganga is one of the most pure and sacred river of the nation and people relate the same with our values and ethics. But nobody knew the darker side of the tale where people's perception and vision would be deteriorated knowing the truth. The book,'Nuclear Bomb in Ganga', tells us about the plans and actions taken by our neighbouring country, China. From installing a nuclear bomb at the hills of Nanda Devi,to the aftereffects along with silence maintained by the authorities. All this and many more exciting and thrilling instances are penned by the author to give an insight into the secret and hidden world we comman man ain't aware about.

NUCLEAR BOMB IN GANGA by RK YADAV is a non-fiction book. In the very beginning it highlighted the relationship of Hindus and Ganga. As in - " The Sacred Ganga, considered as a Goddess, is the lifeline of every Hindu living in India or abroad. " More on, it shows off every single characteristic of Ganga. Covering up all the points whether a random or an important it educates us about the historical wars that took place back in 19s. It reveals the bibliography of the intelligence history of India from its inception during the British period. Overall, it was a good educational read for me. The language used is lucid but somewhat a professional taste as it includes history. I recommend this book to everyone, as it is a good - fine educational read. EDUCATIONAL