K.M. Chandrasekhar has seen and done it all during the course of a distinguished career spanning more than forty years in public service, culminating with the highest rank in the Indian bureaucracy?Union Cabinet Secretary. He is one of the uncommon IAS officials who has held a variety of high-level posts with the Center, State governments, and public sector organisations. In this autobiography, he provides a detailed account of the UPA administration during one of its most trying times as well as his own crucial contribution to guiding India through some of her most difficult crises, including the Great Recession of 2008, the oilmen's strike in 2009, and the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, as well as scams, such as the 2G Spectrum case and the 2010 Commonwealth Games corruption scandal. This book details Chandrasekhar's open experiments.