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Debu Hosali wielded a facile and forceful pen, which stood him in good stead as the editor and publisher of the widely acclaimed magazine Mysindia, described as a National Weekly with an International Outlook. In this refreshingly honest, entertaining and thought-provoking book, his daughter Arti Kumar (nee Hosali) reproduces selected columns written by Debu Dada in the 1960s and '70s. She then writes parallel articles to each of his columns from her own perspectives and experiences. Debu's forthright editorials and columns in Mysindia's issues won him recognition and many followers. Writing skills were only part of his multi-faceted range of talents, attributes and admirable achievements in many a field of human endeavor. His influential contributions to society in Bangalore during his years there from 1939 to 1983 meant that he was known as Hosali to some, Debu to many and Dada to everyone else, including to all his own immediate and extended family members. This book closes the so-called generation gap and shows how personal and socio-economic histories resonate down the ages. Bite-size vignettes touch upon a vast array of life matters, taking readers back and forth in time and place. Arti is herself a published author and winner of many professional awards including a National Teaching Fellowship, an MBE in the Queen's New Year Honours list 2008, a Lifetime Achievement Award from the professional body AGCAS, and an Honour for outstanding achievements from Bishop Cotton Girls' School in Bangalore. This book is a great read for anyone - anytime, anywhere.
