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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalTejas and Shreyas are two young brothers, eight and six, growing up in Bengaluru, with working parents and doting grandparents. While they have all the normal interests, like cricket and football, Tejas and Shreyas share a love for detecting. They don’t always understand the world of adults and some of their actions seem rather funny, but that does not discourage the analytical and thorough Tejas as he applies his logical mind to problems, with his much more people-friendly brother Shreyas, helping him navigate the world.
They come across different characters in their everyday life in the middle of school, summer camp, summers with grandparents and each of these characters has a problem or a situation in which they find themselves. Together, the brothers detect, mull over plans at night in bed and put their plans into action. They help other children and sometimes, even adults, get themselves out of scrapes and problems, often with hilarious results. Everyone is amazed at their inventiveness, and help in any way they can, from their father pointing them in the right direction, or their detecting partner Mohinder Uncle, or even their own grandfather. From helping a child being bullied to recovering a lost water bottle, Tejas and Shreyas are the little detectives, who are forever ready to help anyone in trouble.
Ram K. Bhattacharya
The author, Ram Kamal Bhattacharya (RKB or Ram to his friends) was born in Kolkata in 1947. He is an Electrical engineer with post-graduate in Control Systems – both from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur (West Bengal). After a stint with the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram for half a decade initially, he joined Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited for a long and successful career, retiring as Executive Director in 2007.
A keen reader of fiction and non-fiction, RKB has been writing in both Bengali and English over the past few years. Some of his Bengali short stories have been published in various magazines.
‘The Little Jasoos & Other Stories’ is his first book meant for children. RKB lives in Hyderabad with his wife, and are both passionate about travelling the world now that they have time for it.
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