Karan Singh Autobiography (1931-1967)
Book Details
Title: Autobiography (1931–1967)
Author: Karan Singh
Publisher: Oxford India
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 019562436X
Pages: 337
Published Year: 1989
Dimensions: 21 Ă— 13 cm
Condition: Used – Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition, though the pages have naturally yellowed with age.
About the Book
Autobiography (1931–1967) by Karan Singh is a fascinating memoir that chronicles the formative years of one of India's most distinguished public figures. Covering the period from his birth in 1931 to 1967, the book offers an intimate account of his personal life alongside the dramatic political and historical events that shaped modern India, particularly the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Born into the Dogra royal family as the son of Hari Singh, Karan Singh reflects on his childhood during the final years of princely rule. He recounts the profound political changes surrounding India's independence and the accession of Jammu and Kashmir, providing readers with valuable firsthand insight into one of the most significant chapters in Indian history.
A major focus of the memoir is Singh's transition from royalty to democratic public service. He describes his early responsibilities as Regent and later Sadr-i-Riyasat of Jammu and Kashmir before embarking on a distinguished career in national politics. His reflections reveal the challenges of leadership during a period of rapid constitutional and social transformation.
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Karan Singh Autobiography (1931-1967)
Book Details
Title: Autobiography (1931–1967)
Author: Karan Singh
Publisher: Oxford India
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 019562436X
Pages: 337
Published Year: 1989
Dimensions: 21 Ă— 13 cm
Condition: Used – Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition, though the pages have naturally yellowed with age.
About the Book
Autobiography (1931–1967) by Karan Singh is a fascinating memoir that chronicles the formative years of one of India's most distinguished public figures. Covering the period from his birth in 1931 to 1967, the book offers an intimate account of his personal life alongside the dramatic political and historical events that shaped modern India, particularly the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Born into the Dogra royal family as the son of Hari Singh, Karan Singh reflects on his childhood during the final years of princely rule. He recounts the profound political changes surrounding India's independence and the accession of Jammu and Kashmir, providing readers with valuable firsthand insight into one of the most significant chapters in Indian history.
A major focus of the memoir is Singh's transition from royalty to democratic public service. He describes his early responsibilities as Regent and later Sadr-i-Riyasat of Jammu and Kashmir before embarking on a distinguished career in national politics. His reflections reveal the challenges of leadership during a period of rapid constitutional and social transformation.
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Book Details
Title: Autobiography (1931–1967)
Author: Karan Singh
Publisher: Oxford India
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 019562436X
Pages: 337
Published Year: 1989
Dimensions: 21 Ă— 13 cm
Condition: Used – Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition, though the pages have naturally yellowed with age.
About the Book
Autobiography (1931–1967) by Karan Singh is a fascinating memoir that chronicles the formative years of one of India's most distinguished public figures. Covering the period from his birth in 1931 to 1967, the book offers an intimate account of his personal life alongside the dramatic political and historical events that shaped modern India, particularly the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Born into the Dogra royal family as the son of Hari Singh, Karan Singh reflects on his childhood during the final years of princely rule. He recounts the profound political changes surrounding India's independence and the accession of Jammu and Kashmir, providing readers with valuable firsthand insight into one of the most significant chapters in Indian history.
A major focus of the memoir is Singh's transition from royalty to democratic public service. He describes his early responsibilities as Regent and later Sadr-i-Riyasat of Jammu and Kashmir before embarking on a distinguished career in national politics. His reflections reveal the challenges of leadership during a period of rapid constitutional and social transformation.
