Rajnoitik Rango Byango

The ever-witty Winston Churchill once remarked, "Democracy means government by the uneducated, while aristocracy means government by the badly educated." This sharp observation was published in The New York Times in 1931. Decades later, we find ourselves laughing, jesting, and moving through life with smiles on our faces, tears in our eyes, and a wildfire of frustration burning within. 
 

There is no governance without politics, no kingdom without a king, and no king without his subjects—yet, in this grand scheme, the common man often remains a mere spectator.
 

Legendary author Sanjib Chattopadhyay, known for his timeless satires, presents a brilliant collection of seven of his most iconic political parodies. Wrapped in wit and humor, this book is a fitting tribute to the ever-entertaining world of politics, where reality is often stranger than fiction!