I DARE! (Revised & Enlarged Edition)

Author: Kiran Bedi Category: Autobiography ISBN: 9788189988548 Binding: Paperback Dimensions: 230 x 150 mm Number of Pages: 428 pages

This is a no-holds-barred narrative packed with punch, spirit, and vitality.

Kiran Bedi, a distinguished and decorated police officer, stands as a beacon of inspiration and has earned numerous accolades throughout her illustrious career. She has steadily remained innovative and fearless to meet the diverse challenges posed by her various assignments.

I Dare! unfolds as an unapologetic and dynamic account of her life and career, pulsating with vigour, resilience, and an unwavering spirit. Within its pages, Kiran Bedi’s narrative emerges as a testament to the indomitable spirit that empowers individuals to lead with courage and leave a lasting impact.

This revised and updated bestseller meticulously chronicles her captivating journey, spanning from her formative years to the present day, and showcases her consistently daring and pioneering mindset in addressing challenges in policing, prison management, and training with unprecedented approaches. It sheds light on her trailblazing methods and how she faced each adversity head-on, earning her admiration and respect both nationally and internationally. It also features an additional section that explores the reasons behind her early retirement from the service, her visionary approach to leading the Delhi Police, and a glimpse into her current seminal ventures.

All in all, this narrative transcends the boundaries of a mere biography; it is the saga of India’s first and the highest-ranked woman officer in the Indian Police Service, marked by willpower, devotion to duty, innovation, compassion, and, above all, a never-give-up attitude.


Kiran Bedi

Chosen as ‘India’s most admired woman’, Kiran Bedi is a highly recognized and decorated police officer, who has won several accolades, including the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service. Throughout her career, Kiran Bedi (who joined the Indian Police Service in 1972) dared to remain innovative to meet the challenges posed by her different assignments: be it policing, managing prisons or imparting training. She won the admiration and respect of millions, both outside and within India.

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