‘How I Became a Hindu’ is an autobiography of _______.
Sita Ram Goel
The correct answer is Sita Ram Goel.
Reading autobiographies helps us understand: The life journey of influential people. Historical and social contexts of their times. The motivations and philosophies that shaped their actions. 'How I Became a Hindu' is one such work that offers a unique perspective on the intellectual landscape of India in the latter half of the 20th century from the viewpoint of Sita Ram Goel.
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