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Inside Nepal/The Walk-In
by Amar Bhushan
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AuthorAmar Bhushan
PublisherHarperCollins
SynopsisInside Nepal
In Inside Nepal, Jeevnathan, head of the Eastern Service Bureau (ESB) of India’s external intelligence agency, has been charged by the Agency’s headquarters with overseeing the closure of the Bureau. Responsible for gathering intelligence and running operations related to India’s eastern neighbours, chiefly Nepal, the Bureau hasn’t produced any useful intelligence in a long while and headquarters sees it as unproductive and a drain on its resources.
In the shadowy world of intelligence operations, the line between right and wrong, good and bad can often become blurred. Presented with the opportunity to redeem the Bureau, Jeevnathan launches a series of audacious operations aimed at securing India’s interests vis-à-vis Nepal. His quiet work behind the scenes unleashed forces that serve as a catalyst for major political upheavals – upheavals that bring changes welcomed by India. Democracy is restored in Nepal, and the king is reduced to being a ceremonial head in the new government that is friendlier towards India.
Soon to be a major motion picture by Vishal Bhardwaj, this double-bill of pacey thrillers highlighting the exploits of India’s intelligence agency will have your pulse racing.
The Walk-In
Jeevnathan, head of the Dhaka unit of India’s external intelligence agency, is taken completely by surprise when a young man walks boldly into his office and declares his intention of serving as a source for Jeevnathan. Espionage is a risky business and sources are recruited with great care to minimize the risk of exposure.
No experienced operative would therefore ever trust a walk-in. Jeevnathan is convinced that the young man is a plant sent by either Pakistan’s ISI or Bangladesh’s NSI. Yet there is something about the walk-in that keeps Jeevnathan guessing. Never in his career has he been faced with such an enigma. The man is a paradox – a self-professed employee of the ISI and NSI, yet eager to help Jeevnathan further India’s interests by providing sensitive information about terrorist activities. Is he a mole? Yet he never pushs Jeevnathan for sensitive information. Is he in it for the money? Yet he has never demanded any. So who and what is he, and why was he so keen on helping Jeevnathan?
Soon to be a major motion picture by Vishal Bhardwaj, this double-bill of pacey thrillers highlighting the exploits of India’s intelligence agency will have your pulse racing.
