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Quest man as described by jawaharlal Nehru

Answer 1

Nehru frequently interacted with his daughter, Indira Priyadarshini, through

letters especially when he was serving a prison sentence during the British rule

in India. The first set of letters were written in the summer of 1928, when the

ten-year-old Indira was in the Himalayan hill station of Mussoorie and Nehru

was in the plains. These were published in book form in 1929, with the title

Letters From a Father to his Daughter, subtitled "Being a brief account of the

early days of the world written for children." Nehru points out in his preface

to the original edition of Glimpses of World History. These early letters were

subsequently published in book form and they had a generous reception. The

idea of continuing them hovered in my mind. "The result was Glimpses of

World History published in two volumes, 1934-1935, with the subtitle "Being

further letters to his daughter written in prison, and containing a rambling

account of history for young people". All the 196 letters here, and his book

The Discovery of India, were written in prison. The first such letter he wrote

her was from the Central Prison in Naini, in 1930. The letter you are about to

read was written two years later, in 1932, from Dehra Dun jail.

Discovery of India is written by our first prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru.

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