Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Author Juggi Bhasin on Politics and Fiction
Juggi Bhasin, a journalist turned author, has written a book called 'Lies, Spies and Nuclear Rise'.
This book is a political thriller that mixes real events with made-up stories.
The main character, Prime Minister Priya Kaul, is inspired by Indira Gandhi.
The book talks about important events like nuclear tests and secret operations.
Bhasin says that sometimes real life is stranger than fiction.
He also talks about how India has become more important in the world.
The book is meant to inspire young people to follow their dreams, even if it's hard.
Bhasin has covered big events in India, like the demolition of the Babri Masjid, which changed Indian history.
Juggi Bhasin's novel 'Lies, Spies and Nuclear Rise' blends real events with fiction, inspired by his journalism career.
The protagonist, Prime Minister Priya Kaul, is modeled after Indira Gandhi, showcasing her complex leadership.
The story includes historical events like the 1974 nuclear test and fictionalized characters based on real people.
Bhasin highlights India's rise in global importance, noting its economic and military growth.
The book aims to inspire young readers to pursue their dreams despite challenges.
- Who
- Author Juggi Bhasin
- What
- Release of political thriller 'Lies, Spies and Nuclear Rise'
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To explore the thin line between reality and fiction in politics
- Author
- Juggi Bhasin
- Book Title
- Lies, Spies and Nuclear Rise
- Inspiration
- Indira Gandhi
- Key Characters
- Prime Minister Priya Kaul, Spymaster Rhino, Dr. Venkat Iyer
- Historical Event
- 1974 Nuclear Test
- Significant Coverage
- Demolition of Babri Masjid