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Doosra Lucknow
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"Doosra Lucknow" by Nadeem Hasnain is a unique sociological exploration of the hidden side of Lucknow. Beyond the glamour of Nawabs and tehzeeb, this book highlights the struggles of the poor, the working class, and the marginalized. It uncovers the real social fabric of the city — full of inequality, poverty, and everyday survival. Written in simple Hindi, it brings forward the voices that are often ignored in history and popular culture. A must-read for those interested in understanding the deeper, more honest picture of urban India, beyond monuments and royal past.
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- size(cms):
- 22x14x2
- Colour:
- Multicolour
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Doosra Lucknow" (The Other Lucknow) is a thoughtful and powerful book that talks about the hidden side of the famous Indian city, Lucknow. While most people know Lucknow for its Nawabi culture, tehzeeb (etiquette), and rich history, this book focuses on the lives of people who are often ignored — the poor, the working class, and the marginalized communities.
The author, Nadeem Hasnain, is a well-known sociologist. He uses his deep knowledge to describe the social and cultural life of ordinary people in Lucknow. He writes about the issues of inequality, poverty, and social injustice that exist behind the beautiful buildings and polite manners.
This book is a social study — it’s not a novel or storybook, but it’s written in a way that’s easy to understand. It's great for people who want to learn more about the real face of urban India, especially beyond the tourist view.
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"Doosra Lucknow" by Nadeem Hasnain is a unique sociological exploration of the hidden side of Lucknow. Beyond the glamour of Nawabs and tehzeeb, this book highlights the struggles of the poor, the working class, and the marginalized. It uncovers the real social fabric of the city — full of inequality, poverty, and everyday survival. Written in simple Hindi, it brings forward the voices that are often ignored in history and popular culture. A must-read for those interested in understanding the deeper, more honest picture of urban India, beyond monuments and royal past.