Mafia Raj: The Rule of Bosses in South Asia
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Mafia Raj: The Rule of Bosses in South Asia

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Explore the shadowy world of South Asian mafias in “Mafia Raj” by Nicolas Martin (ISBN: 9789354476198). From political corruption to criminal empires, discover how these bosses control vast networks and influence society. Uncover their origins, methods, and impact in this gripping account of power and crime.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789354476198
  • Publisher: Speaking Tiger
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 229 gr
  • ISBN-10: 9354476198
  • Publisher Date: 05 Feb 2024
  • Height: 10 mm
  • No of Pages: 348
  • Width: 300 mm

20 reviews for Mafia Raj: The Rule of Bosses in South Asia

  1. Tushar Khemka –

    The writing was kinda dry. I’m into non-fiction but i was having a hard time with this book. the topic was interesting but the execution felt bit boring

  2. Shinjini Roy –

    Eye-opening and well-documented! This book is insightful, even if some sections felt a bit repetitive. Recommended for those studying political science.

  3. Rhea Louis –

    A gripping read! “Mafia Raj” sheds light on the dark underbelly of South Asia. The research is commendable, but sometimes felt a bit dry. Worth the read overall.

  4. Kumaramangalam Srikar –

    “Mafia Raj” offers a deep dive, but can be overwhelming. The detail is impressive, yet makes for slow reading. A good resource, if you have the patience.

  5. Aditya Kr Singh –

    Martin presents a compelling, albeit disturbing, picture. While informative, it sometimes lacks narrative flow. Still, a worthwhile exploration.

  6. Simran Routray –

    Informative and disturbing. Martin’s book is a stark reminder of the power of organized crime. Some parts were repetitive, but the overall impact is significant.

  7. Harsh Singla –

    The book was really insightful and informative. I learned things that I did not know. The book needs to be edited but content wise, amazing.

  8. Gagan Khanna –

    Mafia Raj is well-researched, but dense. I struggled to get through some chapters. Still, a valuable contribution to understanding South Asian politics.

  9. Vishu Chauhan –

    The book definitely opened my eyes to the world of South Asian mafias. It was a intense read which I enjoyed. I would recommend it to those who loves true crime

  10. Dewangana Singh –

    The book was alright. Nothing special. I thought I would be hooked but wasn’t. I probably won’t tell people about it but it was a decent read

  11. Sushant Kumar Singh –

    Nicolas Martin does a great job of bringing information to light. Book can be little slow on couple of chapters. Overall, a strong informative book.

  12. Siddharth Gaur –

    An eye-opening exploration of South Asian mafias. I found it fascinating, although occasionally bogged down by details. A must-read for those interested in criminology.

  13. Disha –

    I tried to read the book but was unable to finish it. The writing style was not for me. It was very hard to keep me entertained.

  14. Rithvik Sahini –

    A thorough, if somewhat dry, analysis. I appreciated the depth of research, but struggled with the writing style at times. A serious academic work.

  15. Akash Gupta –

    Mafia Raj opened my eyes to the world of corruption. I was engaged and interested in the book. There was a few editing mistakes but nothing too bad.

  16. Aishwarya Singh –

    The book really opened my eyes on how deep political corruption can be. There were some grammatical error but did not stop me from reading.

  17. Yashwant Kumar Mehta –

    I like how the author organized the chapters. He was straight to the point. I appreciate the level of research that was put into this book. Recommended

  18. Simarpreet Singh –

    I loved reading about how mafia works. It was insightful and gave me details and information I would have never known.

  19. Ankit Sharma –

    A very informative book and has valuable information on the topic. The book may be a little long but is worth the read.

  20. Abhishek Shukla –

    This book is really boring and long. I do not know how people can read this book. The book kept dragging. Not for me.

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