Bhutnather Delhi Darshan by Jayanta Ghoshal [Hardcover]

Once again, Bhutnath has returned. Reporter Bhutnath. A non-resident Bengali. He spent forty years in the royal city of Delhi. But within Delhi, there exists another Delhi. North Block, South Block, the old and the new Parliament. Countless processions of Prime Ministers. Bhutnath wandered through the corridors of power. He interacted with seasoned politicians, shrewd bureaucrats, and many mysterious figures, both known and unknown. A tantric astrologer controlled the Prime Minister, while Bhutnath would hear the whispers of Rasputin-like figures telling the secret desires and passions of MPs. At that time, Bhutnath must have thought of himself as a big shot, a VIP of some kind. A prominent figure in the political drama of Delhi! But now, many years later, with his hair turning gray, Bhutnath understands that he was never any big VIP. In reality, he was a silent observer of the grand Delhi spectacle. Despite being part of the system, he was always an outsider. The chronicles of power, beauty, humor, and drama in the royal Delhi are Bhutnath's reflections. His pledge today is simple: "What I say will be the truth."