Nefarious World of Narcotics

Every story becomes profoundly spell-binding when it begins to shed light on the rise and the ultimate fall of drug lords of great notoriety.

- RUPALI SETHI

"Drug Lords of the World" by Dr. Binoy Gupta is a compelling dive into the dark and demonic world of drug trafficking which is a global menace now.

This engaging book presents a highly captivating depiction of the world's multibillion-dollar drugs trade, diabolical influence, oppressive authority, furtive operations and the bewitching backstage stories of their infamous kingpins.

In his magnum opus work "Poetic" Aristotle gives credence to the belief that Art and Literature have cathartic and therapeutic purposes.

When the intellectuals dwell on the purpose of art and literature, two divergent schools with their thoroughly dichotomous standpoint emerge on the literary canvas.

Acknowledging the social accountability of the authors, one school asserts that Art is for the sake of Life whereas the proponents of the other school are of the opinion that Art is primarily for the sake of Art only.

Certainly, the writers have an absolute autonomy to tread upon the paths of their own choice and follow or negate the set canons laid down by the eminent thinkers and erudite philosophers of the bygone era.