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His Days With Bapu Gandhi's Personal Secretary recalls
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His Days With Bapu Gandhi's Personal Secretary recalls

by Shobha Warrier
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Author Shobha Warrier
Publisher Vitasta Publishing
Synopsis `His Days with Bapu is a book embellished with some interesting snippets about the tumultuous years just before and after India`s independence, some intriguing facts, some brutal home truths. It is a riveting biographical sketch of a unique man who lived under fifteen Prime Ministers, some of whom he knew personally. Despite his frail health, this personal secretary of Bapu from 1944 - 1948, set his daily routine of gardening and cleanliness aside, and spent hours talking to the author. Divided into three parts, the book draws a picture of Bapu, seen through Kalyanam`s lenses. It will indeed be an invaluable treasure for every college and university library and is highly recommended for both, the young and old`

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Binding: HardBack
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Vitasta Publishing
  • Pages: 498
  • Binding: HardBack
  • ISBN: 9789382711872
  • Category: Biographies & Memoirs
  • Related Category: Biographies
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