#monisha rajesh

[tigerfush]

I just finished this book and it was fantastic! A great train and travel book, she doesn't go into a lot for Europe train journeys, but that's great experiences with people in North America , especially in Canada, Russia, Khazakstan, North Korea, Japan and China . (and the saddest bit in Tibet). Check out her previous book where she did massive train journeys around India.

[fiction-she-read]

@lifeofkaze I wonder who could say something like that? 😏

[datsderbunnyblog]

Pointing out racism in books is not an ‘attack’ – it’s a call for industry reform | Monisha Rajesh

I was called aggressive for criticising passages in Kate Clanchy’s memoir. But the real problem lies deep in the overwhelmingly white world

This article is a quick read, and a very important one.

[fiction-she-read]

I think Orion just made an appearance in the book I’m reading @lifeofkaze

[fiction-she-read]

Cath is a white British woman, who, along with her husband Roger, show very little respect for Indian culture…

So imagining her as a gorilla is quite amusing

[thefirstpancake]

That night I slept like an actual baby - waking every hour or so, cold then hot then thirsty and occasionally on the verge of tears.

Monisha Rajesh (Moonlight Express: Around the World By Night Train)

[twinkl22004]

“Around India in 80 Trains”, PART THREE (III).

Here I present: Monisha Rajesh मोनीषा राजेश ,“Around India in 80 Trains”, 2012, PART THREE (III). Monisha Rajesh analogy of the Jules Verne’ classic is discussed. INTRODUCTION. Jules Verne, “Around the World in 80 Days”, the protagonist Phileas lives in London ENGLAND, and has a valet named Passepartout. The two men circumnavigate the world on a wager for money.  The itinerary is as follows:…

“Around India in 80 Trains”, PART THREE (III).

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Monisha Rajesh, “Around India in 80 Trains”, 2012.

Monisha Rajesh, “Around India in 80 Trains”, 2012.

Om Lata Bahadur, “Hindu Festivals & Ceremonies “, 1997 was the topic of an earlier blog post.  Here I present: Monisha Rajesh, “Around India in 80 Trains”, 2012 which was a travelogue. BELOW is the itinerary map of this travelogue; and, trains are numbered (#1 – #80).   An Indrail pass was a special railway pass available to foreign nationals created along the lines of the Eurail Pass for…

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