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Author: Anoop Wadhwa Publisher: Notion Press ISBN: 1648507034 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 196
Book Description
What an India, Sirjee takes off in the year 1931 around the impending hanging of the great martyr Bhagat Singh and culminates in the year 1952. The book dwells on what India would have been had Congress NOT been at the forefront of governance when India attained independence. The book deliberates on how Bhagat Singh is rescued by Netaji Subhas Chander Bose, who himself also survives the day and the two together visualise and create a glorious India beginning 1947. Even as far back as in 1952 as their government's first term comes to an end, a common man is not bereft of food, shelter and clothing, which in effect was the case as long as Congress ruled the nation. This facet has been brought alive through an emotional tale of three siblings Ganga, Jamuna and Saraswati who assume the shape of an analogy to a poverty-stricken common man, thereby making the book both relatable and an easy read.
Author: Anoop Wadhwa Publisher: Notion Press ISBN: 1648507034 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 196
Book Description
What an India, Sirjee takes off in the year 1931 around the impending hanging of the great martyr Bhagat Singh and culminates in the year 1952. The book dwells on what India would have been had Congress NOT been at the forefront of governance when India attained independence. The book deliberates on how Bhagat Singh is rescued by Netaji Subhas Chander Bose, who himself also survives the day and the two together visualise and create a glorious India beginning 1947. Even as far back as in 1952 as their government's first term comes to an end, a common man is not bereft of food, shelter and clothing, which in effect was the case as long as Congress ruled the nation. This facet has been brought alive through an emotional tale of three siblings Ganga, Jamuna and Saraswati who assume the shape of an analogy to a poverty-stricken common man, thereby making the book both relatable and an easy read.
Author: Sumanth Publisher: Partridge Publishing ISBN: 148287475X Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 464
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Versatile storyteller Sumanth narrates a riveting and action packed tale of how a well settled family man transforms into a ruthless killerthe ManEater! Vishvamitra, a married and successful IT professional, working in the US, returns to India in search of love and passionin search of that mysterious and elusive excitementthadka! Through an extraordinary turn of events, Vishvamitra finds himself on the run, wanted for murder! Hot on his trail are the Indian Police, INTERPOL, and Prithviraj, a dynamic and determined CBI officer. Vishvamitra has to confront a five-hundred-year-old Swamiji, a beautiful and passionate woman, a ruthless Russian oil baron, and a devious and power-hungry politician to unearth the truth the truth about why he was transformed into a savage criminal! From a remote dark cave in Uttarakhand to the jungles of Chhattisgarh; from suburban New Jersey to cosmopolitan Mumbai and Delhithis contemporary thriller blends crime, passion, drama and sex into a fascinating potpourrithat promises fast-paced reading entertainmentwith a twist!
Author: P V Jaganmohan Publisher: Prabhat Prakashan ISBN: 9788184300727 Category : Social Science Languages : en Pages : 276
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Ayodhya imbroglio - Babri Masjid demolition meant many things to many. For some it triggered off a chain of, law and order problems. For some it demoted our economy. For some it deepened Hindu-Muslim divide. For some it worsened Hindu-Muslim hate. For some it meant religious mania. For some it was political advantage by polarization of communal vote banks. For some it was depletion of vote bank. For some it was a blessing and for some it was a curse. But for Jahan Shah, a young IPS Officer, who is also the hero of the story, it was a com of two sides... one side, the mirror and the other side, me fire I On one side, the Ayodhya mirror reflected almost all follies we had. Our political folly, our social folly, our economic folly, our illiteracy, lack of awareness, poverty, our priority, our policy, our discrete discretion and discrimination... any thing and every thing! All dogmas on the earth, on Indian Earth! This novel The Great Indian Inferno crafted around the 'Ayodhya entanglement' is a timely one. The author P.V. Jaganmohan blends fact with fiction with admirable creative dexterity. He has presented a spellbinding narrative that draws sustenance from the ill-perceived notion of cultural identity. Author narrative exalts the power of common place words and creates a symphony of many voices that augers well for our plural society.
Author: Anoop Wadhwa
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