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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
India is a land of eternal resurgence. Writing history might or might not have been a vocation with ancient Indians. Creating history through a ceaseless process of an on-looking culture has definitely been a divine pastime. Cultural strides in India through more than thirty centuries is the theme of this book. It provides an insight to survey linkages of those strides lauded and aspired for by mankind. The book is an ocean encased in a crystal bowl with inner appearances made to whisper in truer lights. The book traces the voyage of Indian Culture through its excellence in the realms of religion, philosophy, aesthetics. languages and sciences with a lively and unique system of deciphering unity in diversity. The book is a reincarnation of an undying echo of the ageless joy, of a great surrender to the bliss. In conformity with the general design, the book contains READINGS from Kadambari, Mahabharata, Gandhi, secular saints, and from flora and festivals. They resurrect glimpses of authenticity in the inner landscape of India's presences-spiritual and material.
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Udai Narain Tewari
Prof. Udai Narain Tewari taught Indology at the Humboldt University, Berlin in the early seventies. In the mid-eighties, he was assigned by the Government of India to program teaching of Indian Culture at the University of Guyana, Georgetown. During the intervening period, Prof. Tewari worked with the media both at home and abroad. A creative journalist, he wrote art reviews in regular columns of reputed Dailies and Weeklies. His encounter with the critical and appreciative discipline helped the developing him a unique acquaintance with the unforgettable ideals, the dreams, the wisdom, the buoyant energy, and love of life and nature – the many splendor columns in the grand mansion is known as Indian Culture. The same acquaintance, with his poetic vision, unfolds itself in the form of INDIA –A CULTURAL VOYAGE.
