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Tuesday 2 March 2021

DELHI BYTES by AMULYA PRIYADARSHI (Author)




Hello Readers!
I am Cheshta and welcome to my blog :)
Today I am here with another blog for you that is on DELHI BYTES by AMULYA PRIYADARSHI (Author)

To proceed further, Let me share something about the author!

  • DGM, HRD at SAIL, Bhilai Steel Plant

  • Worked at Steel Authority of India Limited

  • Studied LLB at Campus Law Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi

  • Studied Political Science at Ramjas College, North Campus, Delhi university(DU)

  • Went to Netarhat Vidyalaya, Netarhat

  • Studied MBA in HRM at IGNOU, Indira Gandhi National Open University

  • Went to Netarhat Residential School, Netarhat

  • Lives in Bhilai

  • From Patna, India

  • Married to Nandita Rajshree



Now let me share the about the book:
Set in Delhi University of the 1990s, the book traces the life and times of Amit Mathur, a teenaged boy from Bihar, who joins DU to pursue his dreams. The story unfolds in the backdrop of the watershed events taking place in the country during the turbulent nineties, i.e. Anti – Mandal agitation, Ram Mandir movement, economic reforms, etc. What will happen when Amit revisits the city on a trip in 2015? Take a trip down memory lane with video cassettes, Archie’s cards/posters, public telephone booths, single screen theatres to narrate the journey of a lifetime!


Product details
Publisher : LOCKSLEY HALL PUBLISHING LLP (1 January 2020)
Language : English
ISBN-10 : 8194382033
ISBN-13 : 978-8194382034
Dimensions : 19.8 x 12.9 x 1.3 cm
Country of Origin : India
Generic Name : BOOK
Best Sellers Rank: #42,141 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
#3,759 in Contemporary Fiction (Books)



Review part :)

Excellent portrayal of life of a DU student with a humble background during 90s . The honest & clear cut expression of the author is commendable.However, treating the book as merely nostalgic would be diminishing its stature. The author has beautifully explored Amit Mathur's heart and mind as he swims in romantic relationships and finally wades towards maturity.

The narrative flows and the language is easily comprehensible. However, the social commentary in the epilogue could have been avoided.

The author is never at a loss either for words or for wits. Recommended for a read on one of those lazy afternoons. The dilemma in the mind of Amit as well as his expectations from himself, both are beautifully explained in this book. At that point of time there was no culture or availability of mobile phones , therefore life was quite different from this time for everyone. Any student of that time can relate himself/ herself with the characters of 'Delhi Bytes' and will be forced to look into his/ her past I hope & believe that Amulya will definitely write profusely in future with same zeal and onesty. I wish him the very best for future.





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