NEVER TELL THEM WE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE
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NEVER TELL THEM WE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE

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SKU: 9789354473227

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Discover the untold story of India’s hidden war in “Never Tell Them We Are The Same People” by Kesava Menon (ISBN: 9789354473227). Unravel the mysteries and complexities of a conflict shrouded in secrecy. Explore themes of courage, resilience, and the human cost of war. A must-read for history buffs and those seeking a deeper understanding of India’s past.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9789354473227
  • Publisher: Speaking Tiger Publishing Private Limited
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 250.000 gr
  • ISBN-10: 9354473229
  • Publisher Date: 05-Mar-2023
  • Height: 18.000 mm
  • No of Pages: 256
  • Width: 140.000 mm

21 reviews for NEVER TELL THEM WE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE

  1. Tejaswi Satya Sai Raj Mosa –

    The author gives an objective point of view. It gives you a detailed look at the past in India.

  2. Raghav Aggarwal –

    A powerful account of a hidden war. Kesava Menon’s work is both informative and deeply moving. Highly recommended.

  3. Abhinav Misra –

    The author could have done a better job. I can’t find anything wrong with the book.

  4. Anshu Kumar –

    It’s a great book that gives knowledge about hidden war in India. The price is right, but I think there are some errors.

  5. Akash Kaushal –

    It’s a good book, but it can be difficult to follow the timeline. It’s informative and enlightening.

  6. Amrit Upadhyay –

    I was expecting an easier read to be honest. It’s well written but the information could be overwhelming.

  7. Mansi Bharti –

    A compelling but heavy read. Menon sheds light on a forgotten conflict. The details were intense, and at times overwhelming.

  8. T Raghu Yagnavalkya –

    A necessary read to understand India’s past. The author did good job.

  9. Vanisha Mathur –

    The author gave an objective point of view. You will be able to formulate your own judgement.

  10. M Fathima Saira –

    Some of the parts are repetitive. However, it’s very informative.

  11. Shubham Thakur –

    Important story, but the writing style didn’t fully grab me. Still worth reading for the historical context.

  12. Varun Bajaj –

    Good book, but the narrative felt a little dry at times. I wished for more personal stories amidst the facts.

  13. Suhani Rai –

    I had to pause a couple of times to digest the information. But I really love this book.

  14. Nikhil Vardhan –

    It’s a great book but it requires a lot of focus. You should have an open-mind because some parts can be sensitive.

  15. Priya –

    The book is captivating because it depicts the true event. This is something that everyone should be aware of.

  16. Tarun –

    A book that everyone should read. The author is not biased.

  17. Bhavya Dhanda –

    An insightful look at a conflict rarely discussed. The book is thorough and thought-provoking. A significant contribution.

  18. Avni Saran –

    I had never thought of this part of Indian history. The author writes every detail from the book very well.

  19. Latpate Mayuri Dattatray –

    I appreciated the author’s dedication to uncovering this history. Some sections were slow, but overall impactful.

  20. Anonymous –

    The book gives you a detailed look into India’s past. The writing is a bit too difficult for me.

  21. Joseph Hnunthansang –

    Eye-opening! I had no idea about this part of India’s history. The book is well-researched, though a bit dense.

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