Autobiography books written by indian authors

Ambedkar ( Waiting for a Visa -1935, The book is used as a textbook in Columbia University) The reality of caste discrimination explored in this book is gruesome, and this factor makes it one of the most relevant autobiography books in India today

Jawaharlal Nehru (An Autobiography - 1936) Also known as "Towards Freedom", this book was written by Nehru in prison

The autobiography of Nehru had a strong influence on post-colonial India

The story showcases the journey of not only a man but also his country

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (The Story of My Experiments with Truth - 1940)

Some autobiography books serve to tell us the hidden stories we would otherwise never know

The story has a bold record of events written by the celebrated Indian journalist

It details his relationships with political dignitaries, without any concern for his safety

Phoolan Devi (The Bandit Queen of India -2006)