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About the Book
The looming spectre of death in the Ganga–Yamuna Doab made Proby Cautley wonder about the dichotomy of famine in what should have been a land of abundance. An artillery officer by training, the unlikely civil engineer in the East India Company’s service embarked on his life mission …
About the Author
Robert Hutchison who read at Montreal’s McGill University interrupted his studies to travel and subsequently take up a career in journalism. During his long stint as a foreign correspondent for the Sunday and Daily Telegraph, London, he covered major international events, among them the Arab-Israeli war in 1967 and its aftermath, and 1969 Islamic Summit at Rabat. A series of articles in The Financial Post of Toronto on international financial frauds and corruption won him the National Business Writing Award and three citations for outstanding investigative reporting in Canada in the 1970’s. His long affair with the Himalayas and memories of the Raj has brought Hutchison into fiction writing from the journalist’s daily beat.
Media Reviews
Irrigating History – The Indian Express, New Delhi – Click here
A romantic compelling read – Garhwal Post, Dehradun – Click here
River linking in India will only profit engineers: Hutchison
- News 24 – Click here
- Outlook India.com – Click here
- The Economic Times – Click here
Robert Hutchinson’s “Garden of Fools” released in Mussoorie
- The Pioneer – 16.10.12 Click here
- The Tribune – 16.10.12 Click here
- The Tribune – 15.10.12 Click here
