Kenneth Anderson | Tales of Man Singh

Tales of Man Singh

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A single man who was pursued by 1,700 policemen of four states for fifteen years! A man who ruled the Chambal ravines and roamed 8,000 square miles, leading the police on a wild goose chase every time they plotted to nab him! Loved by the underprivileged and feared by the rich, he was eventually shot dead when cornered by a company of Gurkhas. Read the thrilling tales of his adventures and the legends of a man who was called ‘Raja’ because of his generosity and large-heartedness.

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Publisher: Rupa Publications India

ISBN: ‎9788129151179

ASIN: B07BFV6ZSD

Word Count: 81600 words

Length: 272 pages

Language: English

Release Date: March 20, 2018

Available as: Ebook,Paperback

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This is a wonderful account of India's own Robin Hood, i.e. Man Singh, the terror of Chambal. He robbed the rich to help the poor and he even meted out punishment but only after hearing out both the parties which can be said to be just and impartial. This is the only non wildlife book from renowned hunter and naturalist, Kenneth Anderson. The way of telling Man Singh's tale is so captivating and worth reading not once but many times. Only a writer of Anderson's capability could have done justice to it.

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