About the Book What happens when a democracy dares to challenge Silicon Valley's global dominance? When India's Prime Minister Arjun Mehta announces policies that threaten trillion-dollar American tech monopolies, the CIA launches Project Garuda the most sophisticated regime change operation since the Cold War. Can a twelve-month campaign of political manipulation, economic warfare, and media disinformation topple the world's largest democracy? But what if the target has been watching the hunters all along? Mehta is no ordinary politician-he's a former spymaster who activates the Chanakya Protocol, turning America's own Intelligence weapons against them. As fabricated scandals destroy reputations and cyber warfare rages in digital shadows, one question becomes paramount: Who is really controlling this deadly game? When false flag terrorism threatens Innocent lives, can ancient strategic wisdom defeat cutting-edge technology? In boardrooms and safe houses, through honey traps and financial warfare, two civilizations clash in a shadow war where the stakes are nothing less than the future of global power itself. Will America's Intelligence supremacy prove unstoppable-or has the hunter finally met his match? The Delhi Gambit proves that the most dangerous opponent isn't the one with superior firepower, but the one who knows that every strength contains the seeds of its own destruction.

About the Author

Dr Jawahar Surisetti is an eminent psychologist, a futurist, a TED speaker, advisor to the Government, bestselling author, and an innovator. He has a doctorate in psychology from the University of Washington. He has been lately adjudged as one of the top 24 policy makers of India by the leading daily The New Indian Express. He was bestowed the NYT Da Vinci Innovator title for innovations in social education to help uplift the disadvantaged. His "career yatra" to the mofussil and tribal areas of India that helps 1 lakh children every year to find a meaningful career - to be able to grow and sustain not just their education but later support their families - has been supported by the Tata Group CSR, Jindal Steel, the Rungta Group, Dainik Bhaskar, and the Ministry of School Education of many states. He advises the Government of India on policy issues and Innovations in education, start-ups, and youth affairs. Known worldwide as the Think Professor for his "Art of Thinking", he engages with 2.4 lakh children and parents across the globe through the expedition called, "Explora - Exploring the Minds of the Youths". He is the author of two bestselling parenting guides, Mama & Me (for parents of kids aged newbom to 5 years, having sold more than 1.7 million copies worldwide) and Go to Hell or Come to Me (for parents of teens, which was released last year).

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In an unknown future, after two decades of rebellion and war across the former wasteland of India, Mikhail is baffled with what he sees outside his house every day: demolished houses and slogans in the street that make him question his own existence at times, unaware that revolution has pushed the society to the point of collapse as humanity faces extinction. Meanwhile, Victor, a minor party official and Mikhail’s grandfather, is working along with an activist named Sasha, who plans to thrash the dictatorial regime of the government, which is now known as people in power, and hopes for a peaceful future. When Victor comes clean forth Mikhail about the mysterious past and reveals how religious war led to demolition of all the worshipping places across the nation, and religion itself was deemed dangerous for human existence, forcing the government to prohibit people from worshipping; Mikhail’s life is thrown into disarray. Will Victor succeed in finishing the mission and give people hope after two decades of authoritarian regime, or fall prey to his own extreme folly?