What can we learn from a violent human society that can bring an end to the violence itself? We all know, human society is a violent one, and there is nobody who is not concerned. Everybody has a remedy, and all of it borders on the abstract, where, both the appreciation of the ailment and the cure becomes fully subjective. But, a better approach is to learn something from it, and use the lessons profitably for the benefit of all. If so, some things and ideas we cherish as distinct human features stands to get axed.

He has taken to writing on retirement from Indian Navy in 2013 after a lengthy career, during which he had the good luck to come across as colleagues, subordinates and superiors, a real, wide cross section of India, and quite a few more from the rest of the world. Every second person, during those years, that one had to do business with, thus being from widely different backgrounds and consequently presenting a kaleidoscopic view of society, he couldn't but reflect on human transactions in many colors, each of them leading to a horde of imponderables, human or non human, living and non living.
So far has published the following books:
-Origin of Caste in India, revised and republished as CASTE The Unexplored Territories, a new, practical and fundamentally different approach to the most vexed social problem of India.
-Origin of Evolution, revised and republished as The Unsure Male, a holistic look at the issue of life which shockingly opens up a myriad of possibilities.
-Glimpses of Autobiography, a collection of memories.
-Hubs that Provoke, a collection of Essays.
-More Hubs that Provoke, a collection of Essays.
-Homo Posterus, a science fiction novel.
-Life of Style, a book that presents human life as nothing but an expedient for a lifestyle.
-Overhaul Life, an attempt to specify an overhaul life for our life.