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P.C. Alexander’s “Through the Corridors of Power” offers a first-hand account of his experiences as a senior Indian civil servant. It provides insights into the inner workings of Indian politics, governance, and his interactions with prominent political figures. Alexander’s role as a former Secretary to the President of India and Governor adds depth to his reflections on political dynamics and administrative challenges. The book is valued for its candid perspective on the functioning of the Indian political system.
Dr. P.C. Alexander is the author of the book, “Through the corridors of power”.
This book he talks about the an account of how he lost his candidature for the post of President of India in 2002, due to certain manipulations in the Congress. In the past he mentions his experience as principal secretary to the then Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi and later to Rajiv Gandhi. This book explains unravels that stage of his life. He also accounts as to why Indira Gandhi was compelled to call in the Army to carry the Operation Blue Star and the consequences of them. The book also explains the behind the scene structure that led to teh dismissal of Dr. Farooq Abdullah`s Government in J & K.