I have published my autobiography, 'The Endless Learning Curve - a Memoir of a Forever Curious Soul' through Notionpress.com.  It covers my life's story from 1940 till 2018.  It gives a vivid description  of India's partition in 1947 from the perspective of a seven year old lad, who actually travelled from Montgomery (now Sahiwal), in Pakistan to India, and actually experienced the trauma of riots, killings, rapes, massacres of multitude by religious fanatics. It further explains how we settled in the new environment, establishing ourselves afresh, after leaving our  birthplace.  How my family lost everything and we became paupers.  I started working in an Insurance Company in India at the age of 15 just to support my family.  I had just cleared my Tenth grade when I took up the job of a Stenographer with a princely salary of Rs.95 p.m. (A little over a Dollar) and struggled hard to cross the barriers to reach one of the top positions in Life Insurance Corporation of India, in 1997.  I retired as a Zonal Manager after securing 8 positions in a span of over 42 years.  

The book is available with Notionpress.com both in paper back and e-book as also with Amazon.in, Kindle, Amazon.com.  It has received rave reviews (all 5 Stars) from 35 readers globally.