The Epstein Files: Global Secrets, Elite Networks, and India’s Silent Lessons by SB Luwang is a hard-hitting investigation into one of the most explosive scandals of our time.
From Jeffrey Epstein’s rise and fall to the declassification of the files that shook global elites, this book uncovers the hidden intersections of human trafficking, financial secrecy, and institutional failure. It explores how Epstein’s network thrived in the shadows of power, why his files continue to spark conspiracy theories, and what the scandal reveals about the fragility of justice worldwide.
But the book goes further—connecting these global lessons to India’s own struggles with trafficking, black money, weak institutions, and elite impunity. Through sharp analysis and deep reflection, it argues that Epstein’s story is not an American scandal alone but a global warning—one India must heed.
Rich in detail yet accessible, this book is part exposé, part reflection, and part call to action. It asks uncomfortable questions about power, secrecy, and accountability—questions that no society, East or West, can afford to ignore.
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