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Pages: 388

Language: English

Publisher: Wisdom Tree (22 Jun. 2010)

By: P. V. Rajgopal (Editor)

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This 'autobiographical narrative' of K.F. Rustamji-an officer of the erstwhile Indian Police (IP) who served under the British during the years of the Raj and who was also the Founder Director General of the BSF-is an eyewitness account of some of the most epoch-making events in Indian history. Rustamji's eventful life and distinctive flair for writing make for this gripping account, excerpts of his diaries and articles edited by P.V. Rajgopal as a sequel to the much acclaimed bestseller I Was Nehru's Shadow

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