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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalMatti Ke Lal describes how relevant Indian culture and heritage is, not only in villages but also in the modern urban era. This book focuses to fill up the gap between contemporary and the age-old and make the ‘next-gen’ aware about the value of forgotten concepts and even simple games like gilli-danda, kabaddi or tikka-darbar.
In this book there are sixteen stories—each one with a different background that describes and reminiscences India as it was and should be. Whether it is our environment or ancient agriculture methods; hospitality or value for human life, real and pure knowledge of India has been portrayed through witty morals and anecdotes. The fact that it takes you on a journey through the vast country, making you set aside your gadgets or ever-ticking clock, makes it a must-read for all.
Prabhat Kumar Pravin
Prabhat Kumar Pravin, an employee of the Central Government for the last fourteen years, has one aim in mind—to save the culture and heritage prevalent in India’s villages. The writer, who is also a motivational speaker and social worker, has written many books on personality development too. For the benefit of the rural segments of the country, he has organised a number of social activities as well as health camps.
