Nadi Sinduri (Hindi Edition)

Nadi Sindoori, by Shirish Khare, author of the acclaimed book Ek Desh Barah Duniya, presents us with a rainbow of intimate memories, where the vivid depiction of the characters and their surroundings appears like a movie on our screens. The humanity and grotesqueness, the inertia and dynamism of the characters of Madanpur, a village on the banks of Sindoori, a tributary of the Narmada, are automatically transformed into stories through the authors spontaneous narration.Madanpur is etched in the pages of history due to the rebellions of Gond king Dhelan Shah in 1842 and 1857. However, the story of Nadi Sindoori has now been recorded. (These memoirs, these stories, are like the ripples of the calm waters of the river caused by a stone thrown into the middle of the Sindoori River.) While passing through the Sindoori River, I was reminded of Mahadevi Vermas lines of memory and the rural world of Acharya Shivpujan Sahay.- Ranendra, StorytellerWriting in favor of disadvantaged communities for two decades. Traveling to the interiors of fourteen states of the country. More than a thousand reports while working at institutions like Rajasthan Patrika. Documenting more than four hundred villages. The Press Council of India Award in 2013 for outstanding reporting on rural India. The Laadli Media Award from the United Nations Population Fund in 2009, 2013, and 2020.