In an age where nations run on algorithms and trust is stored in servers, collapse no longer needs bombs.
When India’s digital backbone begins to fail during its most sacred festival season, panic spreads faster than truth. ATMs go dark. Markets freeze. Faith evaporates.
Behind the silence operates a shadow consortium—powerful, sophisticated, and untouchable—intent on forcing economic submission without firing a single shot.
Pulled back from exile is Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, a former intelligence cyber-operative who once refused an immoral order and paid for it by being erased. Now, with no immunity and no escape, he must choose what survives—and what burns.
This is not a story about war.
It is a story about who controls the switch.