Raw Secret Agents: Files of Top Secret Missions of Indian RAW Spies (True Stories of Indian Spies) India's External Intelligence Research and Analysis Wing

An Excellent book, and informative.i Love my nation.

After regarding the word RAW Even those who aren't readers would be interested in learning about their lives. This book is an incredible collection of accounts from agents who devoted their entire youth to missions. The thrill you will experience reading this book is indescribable, as it combines thrilling real-life experiences with insightful analyses of national security issues with captivating narratives. Well worth the time and money spend.

The book is mainly for the ones who are new to the world of espionage. However nicely written by the authour

"Row Secret Agents" pays a powerful and poignant homage to India's actual mystery shopkeepers. The account that Harsha Sharma has written is both educational and emotionally impactful, making sure that the sacrifices made by those individuals are never overlooked or forgotten. For those who are curious about the true charges of espionage and the human memories behind the headlines, this e-book is a must-read. The book is a fascinating read and the author's work is excellent.

"Raw Secret Agents" by Harsha Sharma offers a riveting glimpse into the covert missions of Indian spies serving the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). Through true accounts, the book showcases the courage, expertise, and sacrifices of these agents as they undertake perilous assignments. Sharma's compelling narrative provides a fascinating look into espionage, counter-terrorism, and intelligence operations, making intricate missions accessible and exciting. While sometimes embellished, the stories pay homage to the dedication and heroism of these unsung defenders of the nation. This book is essential for anyone intrigued by spy stories and the hidden efforts that protect our country.

There is no thrilling story but collections of news reports. Do not buy.

Written with great nationalism

Repeated story, very boring