Sardar: The Sovereign Saint

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Without wasting time on any further questions, Shankar dialled the telephone number of the Prime Minister’s residence. Unfortunately, the Prime Minister had left for the radio station.

Shankar rushed back to give the message to Sardar. Sardar impatiently said: “Shankar, leave immediately for the Radio Station. Go quickly. Try to hold back the Prime Minister’s speech. By no means should the matter related to plebiscite and UNO be relayed. If this happens, the whole country will be put into a great trouble. If need be, cancel this programme. Please leave immediately.”

Having waded through the traffic on the way, Shankar reached finally to the radio station but he was late. The Prime Minister was reading his speech on the microphone. Shankar heard him referring to the plebiscite and UNO. The whole world was listening to it. Shankar banged his head.

A biographical novel on the Iron Man of India Sardar Patel which brings to light various known-unknown facets of his inspiring life. His contribution and efforts for the unification of princely states laid the foundation for a sovereign Bharat.

A must read book for every true Indian.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dinkar Joshi

Born on 30 June 1937 at Bhavanagar in Gujarat, Dinkar Joshi's literary journey in the field of Gujarati Literature spans more than five decades and the number of books published by him has crossed a century. He has written 45 novels on social, historical, rural and ancient subjects as well as innumerable essays and topical sketches. He has edited and translated several books. He has done extensive study and research on two of his favourite characters, Shri Krishna and Mahatma Gandhi. He has deeply studied the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Vedas and Upanishads and has written extensively on these subjects with a contemporary perspective and modern interpretation. He has made a notable contribution to Gujarati literature through his biographical novels.

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Title
Sardar: The Sovereign Saint
Author
Edition
1st. ed.
Publisher
ISBN
9788184302820
Length
352p., 16 Pages of Plates; Illustrations; 22cm.
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