Arvind

Devi Raghuvanshi, born in Mathura and trained as an electrical engineer, built an illustrious four-decade corporate career before following his passion for writing.

An incredibly versatile author of 23 books across multiple genres, he weaves stories that blend human values with compelling drama.
Arvind never set out to be a rebel. He only believed in one dangerous idea — that the power of the atom was meant to heal, not destroy.

In a world hungry for control, his conviction became his crime. Watched, hunted, and eventually kidnapped and tortured, Arvind was pressured to surrender the one truth he refused to abandon: nuclear energy must remain a tool for peace.

They tried to weaponise his mind. They failed. A story about how true battles are fought not in laboratories or boardrooms, but within the human spirit.