Even as the obsession with everything ‘foreign’ continues unabated among India’s middle classes, something did change in the later part of the millennium’s first decade.
Students, Expatriates, Non-Resident Indians and Persons of Indian Origin are flying by the planeloads to a resurgent country– a land that defies logic and one that is not easy to navigate. It is a return trip for some, a two-way journey for many and a one-way ticket for several others.
Is India truly worth the sustained hype? Is it indeed the next superpower? What is it like to live and work in a nation that is seemingly managed by God himself?
Book a ticket to India and join the employees of Primetech Inc. as they stumble upon a few revelations.
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Deep Ghatak
Deep Ghatak is a senior corporate communications and change management professional. He is also an author, playwright and lyricist. His first novel, Fish in Paneer Soup, was first published in 2011 and went into reprint. Ticket to India is his second novel.
Deep works in India and lectures at various Indian and European academic institutions. He has a keen interest in globalization and the amalgamation of popular cultures. He blogs at www.deepghatak.typepad.com
