K.S. Dilipsinhji
This book contains an engrossing and vivid eye-witness account of the grandeur and splendour of the Kutch State, including customs of the Royal Family. Its isolated geographical position fashioned the lives of the inhabitants. The contemporary photographs take the reader back in time, while the coloured ones illustrate the continuing traditions making the volume more attractive. The world War II, ravages of continuing inflation, merger of the State with the ...