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Evergreen Leaves By Gangadharan Menon

"There is an elephant called Gangadharan roaming the forests near Masinagudi in Tamil Nadu. The local forest guides named him after Gangadharan Menon."

And he has now written down all his wildlife experiences in this book, titled "Evergreen Leaves - Recollections of My Journeys into Wild India".

Evergreen Leaves is a compilation of articles on Nature written by Gangadharan Menon about wild journeys across a beautiful land called India. Through his writings, he encourages people to discover the joy of travelling in India, a country made up of many countries.

Gangadharan Menon with his book 'Evergreen Leaves'

Here's what you can expect to see in the book!

30 articles adding up to around 40,000 words.

55 handpicked photographs from a library of 5000.

Special TBI offer: 50% Off On the Cover Price!

This Book is available on all leading online booksellers for a little under Rs. 6000.
But for our valued TBI readers, we are offering it for Rs. 3000, which is around 50% off on the average price.
Free shipping included anywhere in India.


Offer valid only if you register by 15th March 2015 and make the full payment of Rs. 3000 by 20th March 2015.

This will remain evergreen on your bookshelf

By Sumit Chakraberty, Former Editor of DNA Sunday, 2 February 2015
'There is an elephant called Gangadharan roaming the forests near Masinagudi in Tamil Nadu. The local forest guides named him after Gangadharan Menon. This might sound strange because the tusker almost gored to death this traveller-writer-photographer. But Menon himself refers to him fondly as 'my tusker'. Lying in hospital after the attack, he remembers he was still watching Animal Planet. His love affair with wildlife would continue in his second life, as he puts it. The attack was just an accident: they had stumbled right in the path of the tusker - and that was the territory of Gangadharan, the elephant, and not Gangadharan Menon. He knew that.

There are many travel books about India, but few that have the depth of passion and understanding that Gangadharan Menon brings to his collection of narrative essays titled Evergreen Leaves: Recollections of My Journeys into Wild India, published just a couple of months ago. These are recollections that span 36 years of travelling to places we only dream about, but Gangadharan actually visits. There is a down-to-earth quality in his writing and an eye for beauty in his photography that makes the book the second best thing to actually going to the places he describes. You can download it in seconds to your Kindle or, if you don't mind paying a little extra, you can order the print version full of wonderful glossy photographs. Thank you, Gangadharan, for sparing the life of this wildlife lover!,
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