Reborn in 1914: I Will Build India into a Superpower
Reborn in 1914: I Will Build India into a Superpower
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SUMMARY
You have all read the story: the MC dies and is reborn in 1947 India, where his first action is to give the speech from the Red Fort. You've all questioned: how did some nobody sideline Nehru, Patel, and Gandhi to become the first prime minister of an independent India?
This story will answer all your questions.
Ram Prasad Gupta, a 32-year-old, overworked corporate analyst, a patriot with undying love for India, dies in a traffic accident.
He is reborn in 1914 India, an India struggling under the might of British Rule. Reborn with the same name, in a family with its own secrets, Ram regains his memories of the future thanks to a British lathi.
The memories, the family legacy, and his undying love for India, that is Bharat, reconcile themselves in a man whose single-minded purpose is to rebuild India to a Superpower. He builds shadow networks in anticipation of the British fall in World War II, seizes power and works tirelessly to make his dream come true.
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Chapter List
- Chapter 41: Migration
- Chapter 42: Tryst With Destiny
- Chapter 43: Interlude 1: Ram and Shaktidas Audit
- Chapter 44: A New, Free Dawn
- Chapter 45: The First Cabinet
- Chapter 46: Delhi, Moscow and Washington
- Chapter 47: Healing
- Chapter 48: Defence, Sports and Society
- Chapter 49: Human Resources Development
- Chapter 50: Finances of a Robbed Nation
- Chapter 51: Securing the Seas
- Chapter 52: Squeezing the British
- Chapter 53: A Small Revenge
- Chapter 54: Results of Diplomacy
- Chapter 55: Bringing Everyone up to Speed
- Chapter 56: Shadows Home and Abroad
- Chapter 57: Shadows Home and Abroad - 2
- Chapter 58: Precursor to FCRA Act
- Chapter 59: Immediate Action Points
- Chapter 60: Integration of Territories
- Chapter 61: Diplomacy and Strength
- Chapter 62: Securing the Islands (Mauritius and Maldives)
- Chapter 63: Hyderabad Nizam and Clerical Shortfall
- Chapter 64: Integrating Hyderabad
- Chapter 65: Constituent Assembly
- Chapter 66: Hari Singh’s Dilemma
- Chapter 67: Scientific and Geographical Progress
- Chapter 68: Parabellum
- Chapter 69: Logistics, Refugees and Healthcare
- Chapter 70: External Affairs
- Chapter 71: Cornering France
- Chapter 72: The French Reaction
- Chapter 73: The Geneva Agreement
- Chapter 74: Fulfilling Promises
- Chapter 75: Fire and Steel, Delivered
- Chapter 76: Building Capbilities
- Chapter 77: Foundations of a New Indian Scientific Journey
- Chapter 78: Building Airpower
- Chapter 79: Finalising Preparations for Kashmir
- Chapter 80: First Indo-Pak War
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