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Twelve occasions when a teetotaller strayed into tipsiness—and life, in return, unfolded some of its most intriguing chapters. Each chapter, like a measured 60 ml, brims with experience—rich, potent, and lingering, while the remaining 30 ml is lost to seepage and spillage, much like the fleeting moments we fail to hold on to. This is not a book that promises a heady intoxication; instead, it offers something subtler—a gentle warmth, a quiet reflection, and a slow, unmistakable sense of being tipsy on life itself.
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Rajneesh Jaswal
Rajneesh Jaswal hails from the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh. He holds a Master’s degree in Modern History from Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, and currently serves as an officer in the Department of Cooperation, Government of Himachal Pradesh.
An avid reader, writer, and traveller, Rajneesh finds inspiration in the everyday rhythms of life and the stories hidden within them. His notable works include Stand at Ease, Tales of a Tipsy Teetotaller, Cubicles of NBH-1 & Triskaidekaphobia, Two Winters & Three Summers, and Nokma & the Unfairy Tales, among others.
