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Aaj Ka Bestseller • All the tell all books that we are dying to read Now that former RAW chief A S Dulat has spilt a range of some very controversial beans about the doings and undoings of the Vajpayee government. • Subscribe to Times Of India's Youtube channel here: http://goo.gl/WgIatu • Also Subscribe to Bombay Times Youtube Channel here: http://goo.gl/AdXcgU • Social Media Links: • Facebook : / timesofindia • Twitter : / timesofindia • Google + : https://plus.google.com/u/0/+timesind... • 'Download TOI app on Android iPhone and WIN free recharge coupon worth Rs. 50/- from Paytm - http://goo.gl/AvRYmM • Times Of India's Official YouTube channel is managed by Culture Machine Media Pvt Ltd. • All the tell all books that we are dying to read Now that former RAW chief A S Dulat has spilt a range of some very controversial beans about the doings and undoings of the Vajpayee government, such as its “goof-ups” during the hijack of IC-814, how Vajpayee admitted to despair during the 2002 Gujarat riots, how Mehbooba Mufti had contacts with terror groups, the memoir has been established as “breaking news”. In fact memoirs — or maybe peeping tomes — can strike terror in the hearts of many whose activities have not been quite memorable. Whether it’s Natwar Singh’s ‘One Life Is Not Enough’ which revealed that Sonia and Priyanka Gandhi had visited him to stop him from writing his book, or Sanjaya Baru’s ‘The Accidental Prime Minister’ about the non-activities of Manmohan Singh, people can be booked without even an FIR. With tell all memoirs the flavour of the season, here’s a list of potential best-selling memoirs we are avidly waiting to read: 1. Sonia Gandhi — Family Matters: Conversations from the Gandhi family drawing room. 2. Narendra Modi — Diary of a Yogi: My secret diaries from 2002-2014 3. Sharad Pawar — This Land is My Land: How I made real estate the real state 4. Mamata Banerjee — Didi’s Day Out: What I do when I am not angry 5. Lalit Modi — Me and India’s Who’s Who (the world’s first novel available in Twitter form) 6. Rahul Gandhi — My Discovery of India (with apologies to my great grandfather for any spelling mistakes) 7. Jayalalithaa — A Story of Disproportionate Assets (to be made compulsory reading for all judges) 8. Lalu Prasad — My Enemy’s Friend (to be co-authored with Nitish Kumar post the Bihar elections) 9. Mayawati — Behenji, Manyawar and the Statue: A story set in Ambedkar Park 10. Sushma Swaraj — Narendra, Arun and Me: Our life and times together (with a foreword by Narendra Modi, epilogue by Arun Jaitley) 11. Arvind Kejriwal — The Uncommon Man (or how the Aam Aadmi became a Khaas Aadmi) 12. Manmohan Singh — Now I Will Speak (publication only after it is certified by 10 Janpath)

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