"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 Pal
Banking both in the public and private sectors continues to be a provider of a decent livelihood to millions of Indians since long. Though there are quite a few very popular novels written in Indian English depicting the life stories of professional bankers, all of them pertain to the mesmeric world of international monetary behemoths and the corporate giants but tell little about the lives of our own humble public sector bankers particularly belonging to the critical times of their painful transition to modern banking. This work portrays the ups and downs in the life of one of them handicapped in a peuliar way but who happened to stray into the field of the unprofessional ways of Indian banking in the public sector during the last lap of twentieth century. This book will definitely prove nostalgic as well as fascinating to read for those millions of retired banking personnel who drifted with the currents of those turbulent times. For the others it will be simply another awesome experience
Ramachandran Pallath
The author of this book, Sri. Ramachandran Pallath is a retired senior Manager from SBI and has travelled extensively over the subcontinent observing its urban and rural life from close quarters. He keeps a keen interest both in literature and philosophy and has authored a few books ranging from fiction to philosophy mainly based on the experiences so gained during his “Life on Road”. He writes both in English and vernacular and his books are mostly published on Amazon Kindle as eBooks. He can be contacted via email at ramapallath@yahoo.co.in.
Published e books:
1. Malayalam Translation of Ramacharitha Manas (Thulasidasa Ramayan)
2. Gita –The Grace of Lord. (English)
3. Travails of a crippled donkey ( Novel )
4. Padinjaaran Tatwachinthaa Prathibhakal (A Malayalam treatise on western philosophers)
5. Typical questions on Hinduism answered
6. Naduvattam Puraanam ( A two part series of political and social satire in Malayalam)
7. 1921- Not a love story (A compendium of available truths about Moplah rebellion)
