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Tharoor's writing is easy, intelligent, and fun. - Goodreads So would an overview of Independence era politics. - Goodreads That's called inspired writing! - Goodreads Review: The Great Indian NovelUser Review - Gaijinmama - GoodreadsI'd actually give this book 4.5 stars or 9 out of 10. I only give 5's to books I'm certain I will want to read again. While this is an excellent read, it does require an investment of time so I ... Read full review Review: The Great Indian NovelUser Review - Oli Mukherji - GoodreadsA Classic,two of the greatest stories of the Indian Sub-continent told together,the story of the Mahabharata and that of our Independence struggle.I especially liked Md.Ali Karna and Gangaji.hats off to Tharoor,a man of many virtues indeed. Read full review Related books
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