Janardan Thakur

Born March 1, 1936 in Bihar, Thakur started his career with the Patna-based daily newspaper, Searchlight, in December 1959. Later, he remained a Jefferson Fellow at the East–West Center, Hawaii in 1971. He joined the Ananda Bazar Patrika group in 1976, and subsequently in the 1980s, he started freelancing and went on to become a syndicated columnist. In 1990s, he moved to Mumbai and became the editor of newspaper, The Free Press Journal. He also authored books like ''All the Prime Minister's Men after the Emergency; All the Janata Men; V.P. Singh: A Quest for Power, PMs: Nehru to Vajpayee and Faces: Forty in the Fray''. ==Personal life==

On July 12, 1999, at the age of 64, he died of a heart attack in Mumbai (then Bombay). ==Books==

• All The Prime Minister’s Men . Vikas Publishing. 1977. ISBN 9780706905663. • All the Janata Men. Vikas Publishing. 1978. ISBN 9780706906448. • Indira Gandhi and Her Power Game. Vikas Publishing. 1979. ISBN 9780706909852 • V.P. Singh: The Quest for Power. Warbler Books. 1989. • Prime Ministers: Nehru to Vajpayee (with Dom Moraes). Eshwar. 1999. ISBN 9788186982723. • Faces: Forty in the Fray. 1999. Business Publications Incorporated. ISBN 9788176930185. ==References==