Book review on" what young India wants" by chetan bhagat

1. Assignment
Communication Skills
Book Review
on
“What young India wants”
Name: Naimish Parikh
Branch: Production-B
Semester: 1
Year: 2016-2017
Enrolment No.: 160210125080

2. Title: “What Young India Wants”
Author: Chetan Bhagat
Publisher: Rupa Publication India Pvt. Ltd.
Date of publish: First Publish in 2012
Price: 140
Copyright: c Chetan Bhagat 2012
Protagonist: To understand Problems Of India and face
it and want to part of solution.
ISBN: 978-81-291-2021-2
Antagonists:Corruption in India, and other major
problems in society.
Theme: Book Is Based on to understand contemporary
India, and change it.

3. About Author
Chetan Bhagat is an Indian author born in 22 April
1974. He is a screenwriter columnist and motivational
speaker, Known for his English Language dramedy
novel about Young middle class Indian.
A noted public figure, Bhagatalso write for columns
about youth, career, and development for Times Of
India.

4. PLOT:
What young India Wants is a non-fiction book by
chetan bhagat. It focus on Indian society, politics, and
youth. The language of Book is ultra simple. The book
try to asks many question about Indian problems like a
Why do our student regularly commit suicide?
Why is there so much corruption in India?
Can’t our political parties ever work together?
Does our vote make any difference at all?
And try to give all answer of these questions in this
book. If you want to understand problems in India and
want to face it and want to be a part of solution, this
book for you.
Theme:
What young India wants based on chetan bhagat’s
widely read newspaper columns. He talks About The
rampant corruption in India and how society in the
future, the book resolves thoughts and innovations on
how to improve Indian economy. The theme is central
to his dream of a free and forward thinking idea.

5. My observation:
In this book chetan bhagat asks hard questions,
demands answer and presents solutions for a better
India. I think This book is not for those who prefer
serious reading and love facts over moral science.