How To Groom Your Kid To Become Pm One Day!: Parenting Guide For The Over-ambitious, Because Ias Is Too Mainstream!

So your kid throws tantrums, refuses to share toys, argues with teachers, and already believes rules are for “other people”?

Relax. You’re not raising a problem child — you’re raising a future Prime Minister.

How to Groom Your Kid to Become PM One Day! is a laugh-out-loud political satire that exposes the hilarious (and slightly terrifying) truth about modern Indian parenting and our collective obsession with power, success, and status.

From nursery school admissions that feel like national elections to birthday parties that resemble political rallies, this book walks you through every stage of grooming a child for leadership — Indian-style. With razor-sharp humor, exaggerated realism, and unapologetic sarcasm, K. Bhatia turns everyday parenting moments into a mock political masterclass.

Inside, you’ll discover:

Why tantrums are just early leadership training

How school captain elections mirror real Indian democracy

Why cousins are your child’s first political opponents

How parents unknowingly become campaign managers before kindergarten

This book is not a real parenting guide.
It’s a brutally honest, wildly funny mirror held up to Indian society — where every report card is a campaign promise, every family function is a power struggle, and every parent secretly believes their child is “destined for greatness.”

Perfect for parents, teachers, political junkies, and anyone who’s survived Indian family pressure, this satire will leave you laughing, nodding, and wondering whether the joke is really a joke at all.