

Anu’s marriage, after Independence, took her as far away from her roots as she could go.But that’s another story…

After graduation she was involved in Mahatma Gandhi’s Basic Education programme, designed to bring literacy to the masses.This, the first part of Anu’s story, covers her single years, dominated by national events, World War II and the horrors of Partition. By the time she joined the prestigious Allahabad University most students were caught up in the freedom movement, led by the city’s famous Nehru family. As an Indian Christian, her upbringing was influenced by both British and Indian values. The book, a true story, describes a woman’s extraordinary life to the point of Independence of her country.Anu was born during the British raj, when the struggle for Indian Independence was well under way.

Description: This illustrated story starts at the point of a child’s birth during the freedom struggle in India.
