Comma in a Sentence  - Extraordinary Change in an Ordinary Family Over Six Generations

Comma in a Sentence - Extraordinary Change in an Ordinary Family Over Six Generations (English, Hardcover, Gopalakrishnan R.)

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Comma in a Sentence - Extraordinary Change in an Ordinary Family Over Six Generations  (English, Hardcover, Gopalakrishnan R.)

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    • Language: English
    • Binding: Hardcover
    • Publisher: Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd
    • Genre: Biography & Autobiography
    • ISBN: 9788129129772, 9788129129772
    • Pages: 184
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    A Comma In A Sentence is the story of India through seven generations of a modest Tamilian family.

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    R. Gopalakrishnan recounts the story of the last century in India through the story of his own family, beginning with his great-great-great grandfather, Ranganathan. A small-time landowner, Ranganathan's business changed as India changed, evolving with the social and cultural change that followed the decades after the badly mismanaged great Madras famine which Ooshi, the author’s great grandfather, used for his benefit to wean a few more rupees out of his paddy. The landscape changed further and by the time of Gopalan, the author’s grandfather, modern school education became a sought luxury, one that Gopalan struggled to provide his children. Rajam, Gopalakrishnan's father, pioneered the move to the cities and they were witness to India's movement from the modest villages to the sprawling cities that she boasts today. Retold in a lucid style, this book helps readers see how India itself has grown through the growth of Gopalakrishnan's family.

    About R. Gopalakrishnan

    R. Gopalakrishnan is an Indian business leader and writer. He has written three other books, but this is his first foray into non-business literature. He enjoys speaking and writing about his thoughts, which he uses to guide the next generation towards a better future.

     

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    Imprint
    • Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd
    Publication Year
    • December
    Book Type
    • Non Fiction Book
    Dimensions
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    • 22 mm
    Height
    • 205 mm
    Length
    • 139 mm
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    comma in a sentance

    It is a wonderful book with lot of insight . I could go through the book in one go without any break. The narration is so simple and honest. The characters are real and in every generation, the members have tried to raise the value of their family to a new height. There is a well defined role of every family member in his generation adds something positive to the family. The present generation can derive inspiration from such books. The book stresses the fact that honesty and persev...
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    M K JOSHI

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    Feb, 2014

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    a comma

    ok book. though i felt a certain vanity sometimes. good buy only in flipkart. else not worth the full "print rate".
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    prasanna krishnan

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    Mar, 2014

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    Nothing memorable

    What any typical South Indian family would have gone through in the 60's. Plus totally unwanted subtle and not so subtle bragging about South Indian intellect and achievements. I am a South Indian myself so no bias here. On the whole a bit of a let down. The title still does not make sense.
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    GITA

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    Mar, 2014

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