"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalRediscovering Guwahati and its five dynasties, all built on the platform of truth and righteousness,
The journey unforgettable through the overgrown, old pages of history –
A journey surrounding happenings, persona and whereabouts –
Many persistent and many turned to grime.
A golden thread of history turning through the book binds these fortes together
These long suits form an inherent part of the city’s multicoloured heritage
And the collective subconscious of the Gauhatiwalah.
A journey through time leads to an inner enlighten journey…..
“If I cannot see him, at least I can think of him, and so be happy,
To light the beggar’s hut no candle is better than the moonlight.”
Guwahati indeed captivates at several level – historical, cultural, aesthetic and metaphysical.
A city that has withstood political intrigue and changes of destiny …. it has defied again and
Yet again the ravages of time, and overcome the vicissitudes of nature.
Guwahati is forever.
Krishna Giri
Born and grown up in the remote village of Assam, Krishna Giri , a fun loving person who always loved and liked visiting the city of Guwahati unfortunately had to break all the connections with the dearly loved place. Now being a resident of the Darjeeling region, pen downed ‘The City of Dharma’ recollecting all his childhood memories and presenting a vibrant picture of the city. He is passionate about history, philosophy and science and according to him it’s his father and his courageous community who acted as a source of inspiration for him to write down this book.
