Kerala-born IAS officer and noted anti-corruption crusader Dr. Raju Narayana Swamy has released his latest book, in Kuwait City. The 104-page work, structured around 24 Olympiad-style questions and solutions, is his third book dedicated to students preparing for Maths Olympiad. It was formally launched by Sanjay K. Muluka, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy of India, who is currently holding charge as India’s Ambassador to Kuwait.

His earlier writings include the Sahitya Academy Award winning Travelogue: “Shantimanthram Muzhangunna Thazhvarayil” as well as “Neelakkurinji : Oru Vyazhavattathile Vasantham” which won him the State award for Children's Literature.

Dr. Swamy recently made headlines for performing a record 38 duties as Central Observer for the Election Commission of India, including serving as an International Observer in the 2018 Zimbabwe elections.

Dr. Swamy has been recognised with numerous honours, including the 2018 Satyendra K. Dubey Memorial Award from IIT Kanpur for his anti-corruption work and the Homi Bhabha Fellowship in cyber law. In 2021, he was conferred the Leonardo da Vinci Fellowship instituted by the Center for Intellectual Property and Innovation Policy, by George Mason University, for his contributions to intellectual property law.

Dr. Swamy has held key roles in rural development, education, and health policy implementation.