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IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN INDIAN? In 2014, when Bhairavi Jani got into a car with three friends and drove 18,181 km across India, from the remote districts of Nagaland to the villages of Rann of Kutch and from the Kashmir Valley to the interiors of India's Deccan she was searching for the threads that weave the people of the world's largest democracy together. What she discovered from the many highways she took to swades form the beating heart of this book.

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“Diversity is the blood in India's veins but as a country, India breaths a common set of values.” I don’t usually read a lot of non-fiction and limit myself to fiction but this book was absolutely phenomenal. It tells a true story of a woman who, along with her friends, took a journey around India. The book documents her various observations at different parts of India, and highlights the beauty of our wonderful land. In such a diverse country as India where driving for a few hours could completely change the cultures of a place, it is not easy to truly capture the essence of India but this book just manages to do that. Smrithi Senthilnathan

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Bhairavi Jani is a successful logistics and supply-chainentrepreneur, a social-development enthusiast, a nature conservationist and acommitted philanthropist. Bhairavi has been listed among ‘India's 25 PowerWomen' by India Today, and has been featured in Stree Shakti by CNBCAwaaz and Young Turks by CNBC TV18. She was recognized as a ‘SupplyChain Maven' by Business Today. She is the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaderand was the national chairperson of Young Indians, the youth wing ofConfederation of Indian Industry (2010–11).

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