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Monisha Rajesh
Monisha Rajesh is a British journalist at The Week UK. After graduating with a postgraduate diploma from City University's journalism school she has worked as an arts and travel writer.Monisha has written for The Guardian, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The New York Times and... show more
Monisha Rajesh is a British journalist at The Week UK. After graduating with a postgraduate diploma from City University's journalism school she has worked as an arts and travel writer.Monisha has written for The Guardian, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The New York Times and TIME magazine.Around India in 80 Trains is her first book.
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mybookjournal rated it 11 years ago
text Around India in 80 Trains
This is my first travelogue and also officially my first un-finished book too! This was a free kindle copy i downloaded from Amazon and was actually quite excited to read it as well, but it turned out wrong way up. Usually I try not to leave any book half finished or unread for long time but serious...
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Datepalm
Datepalm rated it 12 years ago
text Around India in 80 Trains
An unimposing edifice of pure blandness. I don't think i've ever heard India described as 'bland' before, so here, i've done it. You're welcome, India. How one can take that many trains in India and evince so little interest in Indian trains is utterly beyond me. There is an absolutely microscopic a...
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