India, Oct. 18 -- Professor Anandajit Goswami's latest book, The Pune Serial Killers, co-authored with Sujata Sapre, revisits the notorious Joshi-Abhyankar murders of 1970s Pune, examining the case through meticulous research and insights into criminal psychology. The book adds to Goswami's multidisciplinary body of work, which spans literature, academia, music and philosophy. An author, academician, institution builder and musician, he explores the intersections of human consciousness, social realities and contemporary challenges through diverse forms of expression. His literary portfolio includes Siddharth - The Soul Seeker, Pink Gender: The Extended, Lucy and the Rise of the Parabola, Lucy and the Train: Tryst with Sustainability and A Green Day: Embracing Climate Action. His collaborative works have also explored artificial intelligence and mathematical imagination. Beyond literature, Goswami uses music to address social concerns, with songs focusing on violence, gender neutrality and climate action. His philosophical outlook informs his engagement with issues at the intersection of society, sustainability and human behaviour. Through his varied creative pursuits, Goswami brings together intellectual inquiry and artistic expression, with his latest book turning the spotlight on one of Pune's most notorious criminal cases. HTC...