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  • Amit Bagaria

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    Amit Bagaria is a former serial entrepreneur who became an author in 2018. He has written 13 books, of which eight were / are No.1 bestsellers. Five have been translated in Hindi. He also writes for seven media organisations.

    His latest book “Modi Stole My Mask” created sales history on Amazon within a day of being launched, becoming No.1 in three categories in India and No.3 in “Hot New Releases” worldwide.

    From 1998 to 2002, his JV with a US-based Fortune 500 company was India’s No.1 hospital / healthcare infrastructure consultancy. He wrote two chapters in textbooks on hospitals. In 2002, Amit produced a research study with the world-renowned consultancy firm McKinsey, which was presented to Indian PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee & by him to Singapore PM Lee Kuan Yew.

    When he was  a leading shopping mall development consultant from 2005 to 2015, he wrote 40+ data-backed articles in retail books and magazines, six of which were cover stories.

    Most of Amit's books are also full of research and  data, so one can say that he specializes in data crunching.