India, Nov. 23 -- LC Singh's debut work, The Collapse of Illusions, enters the literary landscape as an unusual, deeply reflective inquiry into what it means to be human in an age saturated with information but starved of inner clarity. The book was launched at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi, attracting a diverse audience-academics, creative professionals, corporate thinkers, and seekers of all kinds. This wide appeal is hardly surprising, given Singh's own multifaceted journey as a technologist, CEO, filmmaker, and lifelong student of philosophy. Each of these identities threads itself into the book's fabric, giving it an intellectual range that is both surprising and engrossing.

The central pursuit of the book is bold: Singh att...