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    Indians In 2017

    By Chanchal

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    Introduction
    Literate Indians or I can say people who live in metro cities.
    They have good schools for their children. Qualified teachers teach them. They have the internet, so world is here in their laptop. Friends are so close than the heartbeat, through the WhatsApp and messenger, have 4 wheelers for going to the mall and wear the branded clothes. They drink distilled water when they roam outside or of aqua guard when they rest in home. Their favorite time pass to sit in McDonald or eat pizza or watch the all types of man’s films like Spiderman, batman, ironman or x-man which shows the same theory line like “there is an attack on American soil that means attack on humanity”. And they tell that Indian film industry should learn from these movies to make the good watchable movies.
    They are gentleman. They think and don’t do anything more than that.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChanchal
    Release dateJul 26, 2017
    ISBN9781370233922
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    Indians In 2017
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    Chanchal

    Chanchal is a self-publishing writer who began his career as a blogger in Wordpress and Google BlogSpot. Born in Noida, and brought up in different cities of India.  He started with writing articles, essays and short short stories(S3) on blogs.  Then he published short stories (S2). His most-famous works include The Boy, Faryadi, Milan-the part two of Faryadi which are made of many short short stories (S3) and poems of Hindi, which Chanchal had translated and converted them into the short story (S2). The Boy is the most famous romantic tragedy of a simple boy Aryan. It is a mixture of romance, fairy tales, and comic low life scenes. An article, The Theory of Dream is one of best till date, which opens the people’s mind and enriches it.  Chanchal got the idea of writing a novel The Boy during writing an article The Theory of Dream. Jaggery is a memoir and Galaxeria in which Chanchal has introduced more than 100 new fascinating idioms, is a classic book to read full of short short stories, tales and articles and Idioms with moral lessons.  Galaxeria in the gutter is an amazing short story (S2)which goes with stars through exciting stories. (S0).  In the wisdom of life, he has written 49 word’s meanings and in Ponchi Fonchi, he showed an art with more than 300 new idioms and phrases. Then there is the book Verbida which is a collection of amazing articles and in Reverida a love story of two birds which ignites the love in humans too. In two parts of Quatrain de Coeur, he has gone deeper in writing the stories in shorter versions. These two parts have monostichs.  He writes letters as well through the book ‘Letters to the daughter’ which inspires and motivates the young girls to do better in their life and live in a wonderful and peaceful way. And other books like ‘the way of the other way or the way of the other way’ and beautiful stories and five theories to change your life are also the must read ones.  Homat the book of fables and Bilibi are dreamer’s books and others in the long list of books of writer Chanchal.

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