In Sunday’s edition of the Hindu, Varghese George has a lengthy look at my new book, “When Crime Pays.” He writes:

It is a well-researched and data-rich book on crime and politics in India. For those not interested in the biographical details of Indian lawmakers who live on the wrong side of the law, there are data sets and graphs, and those who are not interested in or are intimidated by the grey data points can devour the exploits of Arun Gawli in Mumbai or Anant Singh in Bihar or M.K. Alagiri in Tamil Nadu.

You can read the entire piece here.