Infibeam Announces Pre-Order on Who Let the Dork Out by Sidin Vadukut
Who Let the Dork Out? is all about the consequences of misplaced trust of Indian Prime Minister on the minister presiding over the Ministry of Urban Regeneration and Public Sculpture, who is assigned the work of overseeing the preparations for 2010 Allied Victory Games in New Delhi.
Ahmedabad, India, October 06, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Sidin Vadukut's Who Let the Dork Out? is an absolutely interesting fictional work that deals with some hard facts about Indian politics and administration.
Just one year is left for the 2010 Allied Victory Games to start in New Delhi. The onus of preparing for the successful hosting of the sports extravaganza lies on the Ministry of Urban Regeneration and Public Sculpture. It might seem strange but the responsibility is not assigned to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to be shouldered.
As it is, the whole thing has an appearance of contemporary sculpture – there is no knowing where the head starts and where the tail ends. The preparations are well behind the schedule and Takewondo is altogether left out of consideration. Consequently, the Ministry for Urban Regeneration and Public Sculpture is reduced to pandemonium. For media, it is a bone fiercely contended for.
On the one hand, Badrikedar Laxmanrao Dahake has to answer the irate prime minister and come to terms with intriguing Lok Sabha proceedings; on the other, he has to meet the challenge posed by the journalists. And just think what he would do? The escape route does include the consideration of resigning from the job. He did mull the idea of resignation but did not actually resign – thanks to Einstein. Imagine who this gentleman is and what, and how he comes into play? You simply cannot; for herein lies one of the man interests of the story and triumph of Sidin Vadukut's story-telling genius.
http://www.infibeam.com/Books/who-let-dork-out/9780143414094.html
About the Author:
Sidin Vadukut is an Indian English writer and a well-known columnist. Born in the vicinity of Irinjalakuda, he was mostly brought up in Abu Dhabi and pursued higher education in India. He received his Engineering degree from National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirapalli, and Management degree from IIM Ahmedabad.
For the time being he tried his managerial skills at AT Kearney. Then came a surprise from his pen named Dork, which at once made him known in literary circles. The Dork trilogy stands witness to the scintillating wit and humor of which he is a master by nature.
At present, he resides in UK and writes columns for Mint.
Just one year is left for the 2010 Allied Victory Games to start in New Delhi. The onus of preparing for the successful hosting of the sports extravaganza lies on the Ministry of Urban Regeneration and Public Sculpture. It might seem strange but the responsibility is not assigned to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to be shouldered.
As it is, the whole thing has an appearance of contemporary sculpture – there is no knowing where the head starts and where the tail ends. The preparations are well behind the schedule and Takewondo is altogether left out of consideration. Consequently, the Ministry for Urban Regeneration and Public Sculpture is reduced to pandemonium. For media, it is a bone fiercely contended for.
On the one hand, Badrikedar Laxmanrao Dahake has to answer the irate prime minister and come to terms with intriguing Lok Sabha proceedings; on the other, he has to meet the challenge posed by the journalists. And just think what he would do? The escape route does include the consideration of resigning from the job. He did mull the idea of resignation but did not actually resign – thanks to Einstein. Imagine who this gentleman is and what, and how he comes into play? You simply cannot; for herein lies one of the man interests of the story and triumph of Sidin Vadukut's story-telling genius.
http://www.infibeam.com/Books/who-let-dork-out/9780143414094.html
About the Author:
Sidin Vadukut is an Indian English writer and a well-known columnist. Born in the vicinity of Irinjalakuda, he was mostly brought up in Abu Dhabi and pursued higher education in India. He received his Engineering degree from National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirapalli, and Management degree from IIM Ahmedabad.
For the time being he tried his managerial skills at AT Kearney. Then came a surprise from his pen named Dork, which at once made him known in literary circles. The Dork trilogy stands witness to the scintillating wit and humor of which he is a master by nature.
At present, he resides in UK and writes columns for Mint.
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