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Very interesting book on Indian Classical Music. This is the perfect guide for someone just starting off with learning Indian Classical Music.

Pratyush, take a bow. You are a master storyteller and a great visualiser. This book is a must read for music lovers.

[Swarpeti] helps children experience Indian classical music in all its spectacular variety and textures.

‘Vivid, gripping and meticulously crafted, this is a wonderfully fascinating journey into ’70s Karachi high society, a mysterious death shining a light on the whirl of social and political undercurrents of the time.’

They take a sensational story and turn it into our social history… a leisurely exploration of early ’70s Pakistan, social mobility, a woman trying to have a family and a life, occasionally a collage of the social mores and a series of what-the-hell-just-happened moments.’

A captivating true crime drama that will have you gripped till the very last page.’

‘A terse, accessible account of one of the darkest episodes in India’s history…’

‘This is a minor coup…. Where her book scores over others is the peek she’s had into confidential military documents and After Action Reports.’

‘Harinder Baweja raises some difficult questions of India’s politicians and diplomats, pointing out that they should be concerned that a nuclear powered country is vulnerable to so many operational mistakes.’