Who is the author of the famous book 'One Life is Not Enough' ? 1. An

1.	Who is the author of the famous book 'One Life is Not Enough' ? 1. Anand Sharma2. Vishwnath Pratap Singh3. K. Natwar Singh4. K.C. Pant
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : K. Natwar Singh The Correct Answer is K. Natwar Singh. K. Natwar Singh is the author of the famous book One Life is Not Enough. One Life Is Not Enough is an autobiography by the former Minister of External Affairs and senior politician of the Indian National Congress, Natwar Singh. The book tells an account of his career as a politician and bureaucrat about his encounters in the political corridors of Delhi and sets the record straight on many cases, including the Volcker controversy and the removal of Sonia Gandhi as a candidate for prime minister. In 1953, Kunwar Natwar Singh was chosen to join the Indian Foreign Service, one of the most competitive and prestigious public services. In 1984, as a member of the Indian National Congress party, he resigned from service in order to contest elections. He won the election and served until 1989 as Minister of State of the Union. After that, before he was made India's foreign minister in 2004, he had a patchy political career. However, 18 months later, after the UN Volcker Committee named him and the Congress Party to which he belonged as beneficiaries of illicit pay-offs in the Iraqi oil scandal, he had to resign under a cloud.

Who is the author of the famous book 'One Life is Not Enough' ? 1. Anand Sharma2. Vishwnath Pratap Singh3. K. Natwar Singh4. K.C. Pant

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : K. Natwar Singh

The Correct Answer is K. Natwar Singh.

K. Natwar Singh is the author of the famous book One Life is Not Enough.
One Life Is Not Enough is an autobiography by the former Minister of External Affairs and senior politician of the Indian National Congress, Natwar Singh.
The book tells an account of his career as a politician and bureaucrat about his encounters in the political corridors of Delhi and sets the record straight on many cases, including the Volcker controversy and the removal of Sonia Gandhi as a candidate for prime minister.

In 1953, Kunwar Natwar Singh was chosen to join the Indian Foreign Service, one of the most competitive and prestigious public services. In 1984, as a member of the Indian National Congress party, he resigned from service in order to contest elections.
He won the election and served until 1989 as Minister of State of the Union.
After that, before he was made India's foreign minister in 2004, he had a patchy political career.
However, 18 months later, after the UN Volcker Committee named him and the Congress Party to which he belonged as beneficiaries of illicit pay-offs in the Iraqi oil scandal, he had to resign under a cloud.