Kul Bhushan Goyle
New Delhi, India Dr.Kul Bhushan Goyle after graduating from a medical college had joined the Indian Air Force as a medical officer in which he served for over twenty years. This gave him an opportunity to serve across the country and even abroad, including Africa. After saying good bye to the service, he settled in active private practice. He always had in mind to write something outside the profession, but the demands of his medical profession hardly left any time to do so. Ultimately, on retiring from a long career, he got the time to pen down “Pollens are Colour Blind” using his personal knowledge of the life in the dark continent. He now lives in New Delhi with his wife.
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1960, Belgian Congo is granted independence in haste and what a freedom it turns out to be - total chaos with anarchy staring in the face. Eva, a young Canadian nurse, desperate to get away from the stifling atmosphere at work and a step mother at home, opts to work for the UN mission at Congo. Captain Gulshan, a young army surgeon from India also lands there with his country’s contribution to the UN effort. A chance meeting, the two soon turn into passionate lovers. Eva is saved in the nick of time from a gang rape by the tribesmen. But the lovers’ problems never end. Eva is pregnant, returns to Canada. Captain Gulshan returns to India and is taken a POW in the war with a neighbou...
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