The unexciting story of Ujjivan

The way the book is structured is a little problematic

How does one write a story of an organisation? How do we get that one thing that an organisation stands for? Is it the promoter and (in this case) his professional life? Is it the trials and tribulations of setting up an organisation and its moral, ethical and growth dilemmas? These are difficult questions, and the structuring of a book is largely left to the preferred style of an author. Ela Bhatt wrote an evocative autobiography that focused on her professional life, which was also a biography of the SEWA movement. Muhammad Yunus wrote one on his life and Grameen