"The Other War" by Rajiv Weerasundera recounts a challenging time in 1990s Sri Lanka when the President accused The Sunday Times of scandalous reporting. Weerasundera, a former journalist and practicing psychiatrist, provides a unique perspective on the hazards faced by the media, including violence and legal threats. The book explores the complex interplay of politics, media, and the legal system, touching on legal battles, constitutional issues, and political intrigue. It goes beyond the immediate events to reveal the lasting impact on journalism and Sri Lanka's sociopolitical landscape. Weerasundera's diverse background enriches the narrative, making "The Other War" a valuable historical account.
