Does it matter which party is in power to the average citizen? whether it's a coalition or a majority? What can we do to improve the career prospects for young people in India? How can we make society more egalitarian? How can we expand the number of top-notch educational institutions? What can we do to combat trolls and warriors on social media? Chetan Bhagat, famous novelist and columnist, has collected pieces that serve as a manifesto for change in his book India Positive. Bhagat examines a variety of issues, including casteism, infrastructure, GST, and infrastructure, and considers what we can do well to advance and become a really modern, progressive nation. In these pages, he conveys his conviction that, if we want to see We, as people, must be the answer to reform. According to Bhagat, we must take a stand and be "India Positive Citizens" if we want our nation to prosper. These straightforward, insightful, and solution-focused pieces are essential reading for everyone interested in India's present and future in a world rife with negativity.