Bøger af Ashok Kumar Prajapati

"The garden of hopes" is an artistic life story of a vagabond young man. Recession and unemployment turn him miserable. It focussed on unusual theme of a metrocity like Delhi and psychological expression of well-educated unemployed and starving young man who chooses Russian language as his career. It explores mental and physical traumas of a starving man, that fights to survive in a metro city. He doesn't get even a slice of stale bread for many days, and have tug of war with rats, listen the obscene abuses of a scampish. The street dogs and beggars are rivals of his hunger. The novel is ostensibly about global unemployment and starvation. The story mainly revolves around a young vagrant who is a writer. The protagonist Yogesh wanders on the roads and in streets of Delhi in the search of a petty job but crippling unemployment impoverished him starving and homeless. He tries to sell his writing unsuccessfully but, in this course, the golden rays of new hopes emerges unexpectedly. The novel "the garden of hopes" recounts the adventures of a starving young writer whose sense of reality is giving way to a delusionary existence on a darker side of a modern metropolis, more or less true for all global cities.