My India, longing and belonging

By:

Bond, Ruskin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd New Delhi 2023Description: x, 318 pISBN:

9789357024563

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

823 BON

Summary: Somehow, it had been that last year in Dehra that had brought me closer to the India that i had so far only taken for granted. an India of close and sometimes sentimental friendships. of striking contrasts: a small cinema showing English pictures [?] and only a couple of hours away thousands taking a dip in the sacred water of the Ganga.? Steaming cups of masala chai, bustling markets, aromatic curries, crowded train bogeys, calming riverside ghats, ancient banyans: India is all this and so much more. A country of paradoxes, where light and dark; joy and sorrow; and diversity and familiarity coexist. In My India, Longing and Belonging, experience the unique charm of Ruskin Bond?s India. Through a wide-range of Bond?s fiction and non-fiction, meet the most endearing yet complex characters; sojourn in places, quaint and grand; and experience the grandeur of India?s natural beauty. Celebrate our beloved nation with this must-read! (https://rupapublications.co.in/book/my-india-longing-and-belonging)

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Somehow, it had been that last year in Dehra that had brought me closer to the India that i had so far only taken for granted. an India of close and sometimes sentimental friendships. of striking contrasts: a small cinema showing English pictures [?] and only a couple of hours away thousands taking a dip in the sacred water of the Ganga.? Steaming cups of masala chai, bustling markets, aromatic curries, crowded train bogeys, calming riverside ghats, ancient banyans: India is all this and so much more. A country of paradoxes, where light and dark; joy and sorrow; and diversity and familiarity coexist. In My India, Longing and Belonging, experience the unique charm of Ruskin Bond?s India. Through a wide-range of Bond?s fiction and non-fiction, meet the most endearing yet complex characters; sojourn in places, quaint and grand; and experience the grandeur of India?s natural beauty. Celebrate our beloved nation with this must-read!

(https://rupapublications.co.in/book/my-india-longing-and-belonging)

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