" A] smart, evocative and sharply observed memoir .
He now lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts..
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, and a graduate of the University of Michigan, he worked in Bombay as a management consultant until 2005, when he began reporting from that city for the Herald Tribune and the Times.
About the Author: Anand Giridharadas writes the "Currents" column for the International Herald Tribune and The New York Times online.
Through their stories, and his own, he paints an Intimate Portrait of a country becoming modern while striving to remain itself.
He introduces us to entrepreneurs, radicals, industrialists, and religious seekers, but, most of all, to Indian families.
In India Calling, he brings to life the people and the dilemmas of India today, through the prism of his migr family history and his childhood memories of India.
But he was more interested in its cultural upheaval, as a new generation has sought to reconcile old traditions and customs with new ambitions and dreams. "You, you\'re going this way?"Giridharadas was returning to the land of his ancestors, amid an unlikely economic boom.
An elderly passenger looked at him and said, "We\'re all trying to go that way," pointing to the rear.
Giridharadas\'s narrative gusto makes the familiar fresh."--The Wall Street Journal Anand Giridharadas sensed something was afoot as his plane from America prepared to land in Bombay. . . " A] smart, evocative and sharply observed memoir
