India and Beyond: Midnight Meditations

Abhaidev: One of the 50 Aspiring Authors & Researchers -Fox Story IndiaBook DescriptionHave Hindus become intolerant after 2014?Why do humans want sex?What is 'real communism'?Will the world discard Einstein's relativity and the Big Bang Theory soon?What will happen to the major world religions if aliens arrive?Should Pakistan be taught as a case study in universities?Why do the ruling elites hate Savarkar or just ignore him at the very least?Are women superior to men and the world doesn't need the latter?Can India ever be a superpower?Is English education a curse or boon for Indians?Find the answers to these and many more in India and Beyond, an opinionated book by Abhaidev.‘India and Beyond’ contains midnight musings of a lonely man, who penned down his thoughts, unfiltered and untainted. Caveat: Those who are too sensitive about their notions and nuts about their political inclinations should avoid reading this book. People from both ends of the political spectrum may find the write-ups challenging the current beliefs and narratives they subscribe to.This is not a piece of academic work, but a collection of random, late-night thoughts, sapiosexuals dream of discussing with their soulmates, sitting nexttoa bonfire, in the midst of extreme winters.About the authorAbhaidevis the pen name of Mayank Chandna, author of eight books, namely, The Influencer: Speed Must Have a Limit, The World’s Most Frustrated Man, 13 Minutes Before Midnight, and, The Gods Are Not Dead, etc. After working for a while in an investment bank, he took the plunge and quit that boring job of his to venture into the exciting world of writing, something he always wanted to do.His penchant for continental philosophy and craze for progressive house and indie music has nettled his simple parents. He is an avid reader and devours classics and science books. Like most people with a DSLR, he loves flaunting his non-existent photography skills on social media platforms.Abhaidev loves challenging his limits and believes that there is nothing nobler in