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About Malgonkar manohar

Manohar Malgonkar (12 July 1913 – 14 June, 2010) was an Indian author of both fiction and nonfiction in the English language. Malgonkar was born in Jagalbet, near Londa in Belgaum district. He later attended school in Dharwad and graduated from Mumbai University.

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Books of Malgonkar manohar

A bend in the ganges

A bend in the ganges

This story revolves around three male protagonists: Gian Talwar- who is very much influenced by the Gandhian ideology of non-violence; Debi Dayal and Shafi Usman are other two who often uses "Jai-Ram: Jai Rahim" slogan to equate their feeling toward

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A bend in the ganges

A bend in the ganges

This story revolves around three male protagonists: Gian Talwar- who is very much influenced by the Gandhian ideology of non-violence; Debi Dayal and Shafi Usman are other two who often uses "Jai-Ram: Jai Rahim" slogan to equate their feeling toward

2 Readers
25 Articles
Combat Of Shadows

Combat Of Shadows

Harry Winton, the British manager of a tea estate in Assam leads a blessed life—a job which gives him power over scores of men; a rambling bungalow perched on the edge of a cliff; and an unencumbered, solitary existence in the verdant reaches of the

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Combat Of Shadows

Combat Of Shadows

Harry Winton, the British manager of a tea estate in Assam leads a blessed life—a job which gives him power over scores of men; a rambling bungalow perched on the edge of a cliff; and an unencumbered, solitary existence in the verdant reaches of the

2 Readers
22 Articles

Articles of Malgonkar manohar

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3 January 2024
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Glow-worms in a Basket IT was three weeks before Henry returned to Silent Hill, and when he came back he was still wearing a heavy plaster cast with a steel heel protruding from it. Many things had

Chapter 21-

3 January 2024
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Two Minutes in the Gun-room It had been too easy. No murder could have been easier; no murder more toolproof. The elephant god had obliged, the victim himself had no doubt assisted considerably by s

Chapter 20-

3 January 2024
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'This is London Calling!' He felt shaken and bruised, and there was a long red and blue welt on his left forearm, but what he did not like was the numb ness in his right ankle. He was trying to get u

Chapter 19-

3 January 2024
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A Toast to the Jungle Night HENRY never ceased to marvel at the care and thought which had gone into the building of the game cottage. The tree on which it was built was a wild fig tree- a softwood v

Chapter 18-

2 January 2024
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We don't grow morals AT the end of the second week in January, Henry had had no reply to his request to join the army, and on Saturday he decided to go to Chinnar and tackle Sudden again. Jean had sh

Chapter 17-

2 January 2024
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A Man and His Dog SUDDEN left early the next morning, and as soon as his car had gone out of the drive Henry packed up his shotgun and game-belt. whistled to Hernian, and went off for a walk. He had

Chapter 16-

2 January 2024
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"Living in the Sunlight" HENRY ate his breakfast in silence. first glancing through the day-old Calcutta Statesman, and then a four-weeks-old Times, stack- ing the pages neatly on the table kept by h

Chapter 15-

2 January 2024
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Mating Call THEY did not go up Wallach's Folly the next day. They were having tea on the lawn at the side of the bungalow when Henry told her they could not go. Jean had handed him his second cup of

Chapter 14-

1 January 2024
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A Corner in a Market AT last Jean was coming. Henry Winton was waiting for her on the platform at Tinapur railway station. The agony of separation, the anxiety of waiting for a ship in wartime were f

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1 January 2024
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The Brindian Company at War THE war came to the tea district, but slow ly, almost apologetically. 2. though reluctant to disturb the serenity of the hills, making itself felt only in odd pun pricks s