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Hari Jaisingh is the author of several books. These include: |
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 India
and the Non-aligned World |
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(Vikas):
Released by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on the eve
of the seventh Non-aligned Summit in March 1982. A unique
publication, the book carried an
interview by Mrs Gandhi as Chairperson of the Seventh
Non-aligned Summit. |
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India
between Dream and Reality |
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(Allied,
January 1989): While releasing the book in Bombay, eminent
jurist Nani Palkhivala said: "The author has provided
an answer to the eternal question of why this nation,
despite its immense fund of intellectual resources and
enterprise, has always perpetuated poverty and corruption."
The book was well received by Indian critics. |
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Between
Dream and Reality: The Indian Paradox |
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(Allied,
December 1992): A revised version of the earlier work,
the book got an international award. It was hailed as
"one of the best socio-political analytical works in Asia"
by the National Press Club, Washington |
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India
after Indira: The Turbulent Years |
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(1984-89):
(Allied Publication, September 1989). The book provides
a critical appraisal of five years of Rajiv Gandhi as
Prime Minister. The work was hailed by critics, including
M.V. Kamath, as "a primer for Prime Ministers. |
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Contributed
to 100 Glorious Years
(1885-1985) : edited by Dr. Rafiq Zakaria. |
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Contributed
an article to Reforming the
Constitution (ed. - UBS Publication, August
1992): a pioneering work
that brings together well-thought-out ideas and suggestions
on a theme of tremendous
contemporary concern. |
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Kashmir:
A Tale of Shame |
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(UBS Publication,
March 1996): The Book provides an objective assessment
of various aspects of the Kashmir problem. For its unerring
instincts for vital facts and for its relentless exposure
of the main actors in the new-old Kashmir drama, the book
is unprecedented. |
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"No,
my Lord! A window on India's Realpolitik" |
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(Siddharth
Publications, 2005) Releasing the book on April 29, 2005,
at his residence Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh said,
if the free press has to play an important role, then
I think what Walter Lippman once said it is very important,
we should have the maxim that facts are sacred, opinions
are free. And I am very happy that Hari Jaisingh lives
up to those exacting standards. The ideas and commentaries
contained in his book bring out a very sensitive human
being. A human being who is concerned about the state
of our polity, who would like our country to move in a
direction which the founding fathers of our Republic wanted
us to move. |
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A
Song called Life |
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(under print):
a non-political work, the volume provides a fascinating
account of the life and people of Nagaland, with colour
pictures. |
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