April 19, 2024

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Aatish Taseer Delves Into Ayodhya, Sanskrit in New Book

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the-way-things-wereA new book by writer Aatish Taseer has Sanskrit as the central metaphor and touches several issues like Ayodhya, 1984 riots and the Emergency.

The Way Things Were is a family saga set in Delhi amid the commotion of the last 40 years of Indian history.

Skanda’s father Toby, the Maharaja of Kalasuryaketu who is a master of Sanskrit, has died, estranged from Toby’s mother and from the India he loved. Skanda is tasked with fulfilling Toby’s final wish and returning his ashes to his birthplace.

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