Language | English |
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ISBN-10 | 81-7223567-4 |
ISBN-13 | 978-8172235673 |
No of pages | 273 |
Font Size | Medium |
Book Publisher | HarperCollins |
Published Date | 30 Aug 2006 |
Sagarika Ghose is one of India's most noted journalists as well as an author and broadcaster. She has worked at the Times Of India, Outlook and the Indian Express. She was a prime-time television news anchor for BBC World on Question Time India as well as on the news network CNN-IBN. She is the author of two novels, The Gin Drinkers and Blind Faith, as well as the recently published acclaimed biography of Indira Gandhi, Indira: India's Most Powerful Prime Minister, now slated for a screen adaptation.
She has won numerous awards for journalism, including the C.H. Mohammed Koya National Journalism Award as well as the Best Anchor Award from the Indian Television Academy. She has also been listed as one of the world's most famous women Rhodes Scholars. Ghose is a popular and widely read columnist and she is currently consulting editor with the Times of India.
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When Mia, acutely depressed by the suicide of her father, meets Karna, a young Indian guru who seems to have walked straight out of her father's painting of the Kumbha Mela, she feels compelled to follow him all the way from London to India. And if marrying Vik, the suave corporate, will help her reach him, then so be it ...
In India, Mia hears of Indi, Vik's accomplished, inordinately attractive mother who cannot cease raging against the limits imposed on her, by her blindness, her beauty, and her clinging son. To make sense of Indi's anguished attempts to break free, and her own journey chasing a duplicitous love, Mia must travel to the Kumbha, to the heart of her father's painting, where life, she learns, allows another perspective...