Between the Lines

No culture is without its shortcomings, and no nation or creed is perfect. Indian culture and traditions are some of the longest living traditions in the world. We are still pagans and worship Idols, despite thousands of years of foreign rule and numerous invasions. 

Over the years, we have grown stronger, and yet more defiant. An accepting culture like ours learned to become orthodox and narrow-minded from a plethora influences, and in the process reassess our beliefs and notions. 

This book is an attempt, to showcase the various facets of human life, and more specifically delve into Indian culture and life, and portray it as is. Truth is greater than God, and this is my feeble attempt to speak as an Indian abroad, looking at our nation from an outsider's perspective with the insight of an insider.