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Wn up at a time when young men were ardent nationalists returns to Delhi after a six year absence to find many changes He meets the new Advisor on Foreign Affairs the controversial Kalyan Sinha an A book that ends too uickly Simple yet captivating writing which bring forward the conflicts of different generations and personalities around the time of independence without attacking vilifying any side Often depersonalized historical and political account is humanized in this book by beautifully threading elements of fiction with facts
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D is once again drawn to the magnetic personality of the politician whose ruthless manipulations are in a way a precursor of the moral corruption in the years to come A rivettingly prescient novel Wonderful even though a slow read Helps much with understanding early years of independence and how politics in India took shape Amazing how much of it stand true even today
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First published in 1965 this novel is set in the early post Independence years when a new republic eagerly looks forward to a future full of hope Rakesh a young foreign service officer who had gro Loved the characters and scenes the writing held my attention But the book as a whole felt like a history lesson than a novel Rahesh was hardly in the book and he was posited as the main character The ending was very odd like sticking Rahesh back in at the last minuteBut I loved the history the idea of a new nation starting out in the world
Loved the characters and scenes the writing held my attention But the book as a whole felt like a history lesson than a novel Rahesh was hardly in the book and he was posited as the main character The ending was ve
A book that ends too uickly Simple yet captivating writing which bring forward the conflicts of different generations and personalities around the time of independence without attacking vilifying any side Often depersonalized historical and
Wonderful even though a slow read Helps much with understanding early years of independence and how politics in India took shape Amazing how much of it stand true even today
The books set in the era after independence that I have read have mostly dealt with partition and its aftermath This one is different because it is set in a later period but one that captures the challenges before a nation and its people Peo
Living in an age of 247 news channels online blogs social media and being face to face with juvenile rants on a constant basis it's uite easy in today's world to come to come to terms with the harsh realities of Indian politics it's m