Amish Tripathi on his new book Raavan, ancient Indian philosophy, research and writing processes
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Amish Tripathi on his new book Raavan, ancient Indian philosophy, research and writing processes

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In an interview with Firstpost, Amish Tripathi talks about the liberal nature of ancient tradition, clarifies misconceptions and discusses the function of philosophy and stories Amish Tripathi’s seventh book Raavan: Enemy of Aryavarta, the third in his five-part Ram Chandra series, launched earlier this month. So far, this is the second-fastest selling book series in Indian publishing history, first being the author’s debut series, the Shiva Trilogy. It’s truly up to us and in some ways some people might find this philosophy scary, because it’s in your hands, no one to look up to for help. At the heart of the Ram Chandra series is a discussion of this philosophy ‘what is an ideal society?’ and again, the answers aren’t simple.

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