India's unending journey : finding balance in a time of change Mark Tully
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TextPublication details: Rider LONDON 2007Description: 278 p. PaperISBN: - 978-184-604018-4
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Puri : exploring the opposites --
Marlborough : an education in absolutes --
Delhi : an Indian understanding --
Raipur : a god too small --
Cambridge : lessons in humility --
Maynooth : losing faith --
Khajuraho : the sensual and the sacred --
The Global Village : in search of balance --
Gurgaon : never-ending growth --
Darjeeling : counting costs --
Varanasi : the unity of opposites.
Sir Mark Tully is one of the world's leading writers and broadcasters on India, and the presenter of the much loved radio programme 'Something Understood'. This work reveals the profound impact India has had on his life and beliefs. Through interviews and anecdotes, it embarks on a journey that takes in the various faces of India.
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