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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSinjana Ghosh is a mother, a full-time Tech professional and a rookie homemaker living in India. Yes, despite being married for several years now she's still a rookie at the latter. An alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, she has a decade of experience in the industry. When she is not working, she is reading news and contemplating on socio-political issues as an argumentative Indian. In other times, she travels, and explores her beloved country. She writes about travel , food and culture on her blog and posts her thoughts on socio-political issues on Twitter. Read More...
Sinjana Ghosh is a mother, a full-time Tech professional and a rookie homemaker living in India. Yes, despite being married for several years now she's still a rookie at the latter. An alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, she has a decade of experience in the industry. When she is not working, she is reading news and contemplating on socio-political issues as an argumentative Indian. In other times, she travels, and explores her beloved country. She writes about travel , food and culture on her blog and posts her thoughts on socio-political issues on Twitter.
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In April 2020, when a mysterious disease engulfed the world, India came under “lockdown” along with most other countries. When social distancing became a norm, leisure travel became a far-fetched dream. Stuck home indefinitely now, the wanderer in me wondered – “what if some remote corners of the country started telling their own stories to travelers through picture-postcards”? And that became the premise of this book.
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In April 2020, when a mysterious disease engulfed the world, India came under “lockdown” along with most other countries. When social distancing became a norm, leisure travel became a far-fetched dream. Stuck home indefinitely now, the wanderer in me wondered – “what if some remote corners of the country started telling their own stories to travelers through picture-postcards”? And that became the premise of this book.
It is neither a travel guide nor a travelogue. It is an unconventional anthology of stories from obscure parts of the country that will help you know India a little better and convince you to explore off-the-beaten-path.
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