Description
In this book author provides insights into the diverse races and communities in India. He discusses the contrasting characteristics of Sikhs, Tamils, Punjabis, and Mahrattas, emphasizing their distinct identities. The author highlights the Bengali and Parsi communities in England, describing their traits and roles in India. Gore acknowledges the Pax Britannica and the sacrifice of British ancestors that maintain peace in India. He ponders the uncertain future of the country due to its increasing population and the burden on the British rulers. Expressing pride and gratitude for his experiences in India, he credits various individuals for their hospitality and support during his travels. Gore aims to offer fresh perspectives and reiterate the beauty of the Indian valleys through his writing.
