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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The book is based on the theme of Independence of India from foreign rule. Many historians have dealt this issue academically in detail. This time the book is from a person who is interested in India’s history and is curious about knowing whether this independence was natural. Obviously not, because it came with the sad trauma of partition and hate mentality forever. Was there any other opportune time when India could have achieved its independence naturally? This book has dealt the personalities vis a vis their rule over India for readers to judge when Britons could have been maneuvered more easily to give India its independence. In the 75th year of independence it’s apt time to come out with this book. A book, every India-lover must have.
Manoj Sinha
Manoj Sinha comes from humble beginnings. He has been an officer in Punjab National Bank for the last thirty-two years. He comes from a family that has a tradition of writing. His paternal uncle, Arun Sinha, has also written some books. He is usually fond of reading different types of books especially on India. His two other books are factbook.com and factbook.com (vol 2): An Idea.
