Books On V. P. Singh
- G. S. Bhargava: Peristroika in India: V. P. Singh's Prime ministership, Gian publishing house, New Delhi, 1990.
- Madan Gaur: V. P. Singh: portrait of a leader, Press and Publicity Syndicate of India, 1990.
- Seema Mustafa: The lonely prophet: V. P. Singh, a political biography, New Age international, 1995.
- Ram Bahadur Rai: Manjil se jyada safar (in Hindi), 2005.
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