Graduating from the Indian Police Service (Maharashtra cadre) in 1981 as the batch's only woman trainee, Meeran Borwankar went on to hold various important positions in uniformed service including that of Director General, Bureau of Police Research and Development, Director General National Crime Records Bureau, Chief of Maharashtra Prison Department, Commissioner of Police Pune, Chief of Crime Branch Mumbai, Deputy Commissioner of Police Mumbai, among others. She was also Maharashtra's first woman District Police Chief. In this tell-all book, Meeran Borwankar narrates the story of her long, challenging, action-packed and illustrious career spanning the destabilization of organized crime and established syndicates (including investigations into Dawood Ibrahim and her sister), several controversial high-profile cases (such as the hanging of Ajmal Kasab and Yakub Memon), confronting political corruption and our country’s complicated criminal justice system. Her unputdownable memoirs will take us into some of the most complex and dangerous parts of our country as she recounts investigations into incidents involving gang crimes, murders, dacoities, rapes, sex scandals, narcotics, riots and terrorism. All in all, it will make for an incredible story of life in the Indian police force as a policewoman who rose through the ranks by sheer force of grit, courage and sensitivity.