Bøger af Tanuja Tarale

The novel Why Gandhi? represents the dialogue between thelead, Krishna and the stranger. The incident transpired before theassassination of Mohandas Gandhi on 31st January 1950 ,BirlaBhavan. Krishna Gandhi's son, who turned out to be a bandit whowas going to be executed, was the objective, for him to disclose hisstory for his son and the world. His son wasn't much intrigued byGandhian philosophy, rather he supported Gandhi's assassination.The novel reveals the conversation that took place between Gandhi'ssuspected assassinator and Krishna which is obscured from thereaders till the climax. The entire novel demonstrates the eventsand the teachings of Gandhian philosophy to Krishna Gandhi's lifeduring the British raj. In each of his life heart wrenching incidents,he leads to one of the Gandhian philosophies, he wasn't aware thatthey were coached by Gandhi, to deal with Britishers. Every storyin Krishna's life would give the reader rational and psychologicalperspective of the sufferer and offende .The novel inclines tobring the fresh perspective in the climactic world that outcomes ofnonviolence and not only through the physical aspect but to theintellectual flavour. There is also the philosophy of delusion, truthand acceptance of reality which would keep the reader engaged tillthe end.The readers would also relish the fresh ingredient that hasbrought in the novel what made him want to kill Gandhi and whatdid he achieve by consummating his intentions.

' The Legend of Bhadraka', narrates the story of a princess named Durmukhi ,who was held in captive, in one room of the palace, of Bhadraka's Kingdom. No one saw her except her mother, the queen of that palace. After many efforts , she discovered the truth and solved the mystery behind her life story and prophecy involved in the reign of Bhadraka kingdom. The Durmukhi's compassion for her kingdom , made her A final Hero!The queen, King , Prince , warlords, two legged spider, scary henchmen and many interests of children's vision are involved in that enchanted Kingdom. The naughty snake and greedy two legged spider provider much laughter , as a comic section in this story. This fable contains greed, ecology, friendship, enduring love and Justice. This parable offers many subtle lessons.