Who wrote the famous Indian book?
It is a fictional work that takes the story of the Mahabharata, the Indian epic, and recasts and resets it in the context of the Indian Independence Movement and the first three decades post-independence….The Great Indian Novel.
| Author | Shashi Tharoor |
|---|---|
| Dewey Decimal | 823 20 |
| LC Class | PR9499.3.T535 G7 1989c |
| Followed by | Show Business (1992) |
Who Wrote Book India for Indian?
In his book ‘The History of the War of Indian Independence’, he analyzed the circumstances of the 1857 uprising. It was via this book that Savarkar became one the first writers to call for India’s first war for independence against the British.
What kind of books do Indians read?
What do Indians read the most? According to some statistics, Indians mostly read adventure fiction, self-help books and romance novels. However, the acclaimed masterpieces listed above should not be missed out on – if you are a beginner or a bookworm.
What are the Best Motivational Books in English by Indian authors?
I love to read motivational books and would recommend the following great books in English by Indian authors, which have helped to inspire millions over the years. Bhagwad Gita As It Is – Swami Prabhupada. Inspiring Thoughts – Swami Vivekananda. Commentaries on Living – Jiddu Krishnamurthi.
What are the best Indian biography/autobiographies to read?
A must-read biography book for all young brains, who aspire to become legal professionals or lawyers in India. There are two books on the life of Nani Palkhiwala, truly a legal legend of India, and both books are among the best Indian biography/autobiographies list. Believe me you won’t resist yourself from reading both.
Who was the famous motivational poet of India?
Dinkar was a poet of ‘Veer Rasa’ or the motivational genre. Also known as the Rashtra Kavi or the Poet of the Nation, he has been immortalised for his adrenaline-pumping poetries which include Rashmi Rathi (Sun’s Charioteer), Hunkar (Clarion Call), Kurukshetra (Battleground).
Why should you read ‘Young India’ Book?
Rather than merely reflecting the dreams and aspirations of Young India, the book also clearly demonstrates the challenges that the millennial generation faces today. You will get to meet various people who will provide you knowledgeable insights and inputs that are based upon real life situations and challenges faced by you every day.