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 The Gin Drinkers - Sagarika Ghose
Newest Review: ... precious memories of the grand colonial past. Ikram Gilchrist , the famous author who looks at most lesser mortals with ... more  ... disdain.There is Fat Mrs.Khurana with a Nehruvian accent,owner of the new upcoming mall, and definitely not as transparent as what she seems..
Then there is Jai Prakash, the so called outsider with the 'Wrong' accent carrying a treasured secret and the power to change destinies of all the above people and with all these a mysterious gang of thieves stealing rare books from the houses of the well heeled , the super rich...
In the new emerging India do these people matter at all?
The old order fast changing and those b...more |
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The Gin Drinkers - Sagarika Ghose: A lush portrait of Delhi Intellectual life (905 words)
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The Gin Drinkers Author: Sagarika Ghose Pages: 345 Sagarika Ghose, is an Indian journalist and television personality. She was born and educated in New Delhi .She was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University in 1987 and since 1991 has worked as a journalist in New Delhi.She is married with two children. This is her first novel and she published her second novel 'Blind Faith' in 2006 . She has worked at the 'The Times Of India', 'Outlook magazine' and 'The Indian Express'. She is currently a senior editor and prime time anchor on the news network CNN-IBN. The story in brief ~~~~~~~~~~~ The book ... Read the complete review
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