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Synopsis of The Great Indian Novel
Shashi Tharoor Reinvents India With A Dazzling Marriage Of Hindu Myth And Modern History. Shashi Tharoor Is The Prize-Winning Author Of Ten Books, Both Fiction And Non-Fiction, And A Widely Published Critic, Commentator And Columnist (Including For The Hindu, Times Of India And Newsweek). In 2007 He Concluded A Nearly Twenty-Nine-Year Career With The United Nations, Including Working For Refugees In South-East Asia At The Peak Of The 'Boat People' Crisis, Handling Peace-Keeping Operations In The Former Yugoslavia, And Culminating As The Under-Secretary-General For Communications And Public Information. In 2006 He Was India'S Candidate To Succeed Kofi Annan As Un Secretary-General, And Emerged A Strong Second Out Of Seven Contenders. Dr Tharoor Earned His Phd At The Fletcher School Of Law And Diplomacy At The Age Of Twenty-Two, And Was Named By The World Economic Forum In Davos In 1998 As A 'Global Leader Of Tomorrow'. He Was Awarded The Pravasi Bharatiya Samman, India'S Highest Honour For Overseas Indians. For More On Shashi Tharoor, Please Visit Www.Shashitharoor.Com
Product details
- Pages: 432
- Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
- Published: 26/Jul/1990
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9780140120493
- Category: Literary Collections