The Lost Generation: Chronicling India’s Dying Professors

Nidhi Dugar Kundalia weaves the amazing narratives of twelve professionals successfully creating the diasporic image of the Indian society in her book The Lost Generation: Chronicling India’s Dying Professors.

Nidhi Dugar Kundalia, brings in her journalistic insight into the book as she develops very thought-out, real characters that walk straight from the heart of the country that we all know exists, but have not witnessed it in its explicit frame. Rajasthan ‘Rudaali’ to a dentist, she vivifies a wide plethora of characters. Deep into Jharkhand, the painful, yet somewhat mystical ‘Godna’ ceremony will startle the readers.

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Book Details:-        

Author:	Nidhi Dugar Kundalia
Publisher:	Random House	Publishing Year:	2014
ISBN-13:	9788184007374	ISBN-10:	818400737X
Cover:	Paperback	No. Of Pages:	256
MRP:	Rs 350	Buy From:	Flipkart.com Amazon.in

• About the Author

About Rit Chattapadhyay

A student of literature, I was born in Kolkata, now, reside at Howrah. I completed my high school from St.Thomas' Church School Howrah,and then went on to study English Honours at Asutosh College. Presently, I am pursuing my Masters in English Literature from Calcutta University. Not an avid reader from childhood. My experience with literature intensified in high school and Asutosh College. I love reading works of literature and I am an amateur poet myself. My poems mainly highlight the agonies of modern existence and the complications of love. Being a very opinionated person, I bear distinct opinions about what I read.