This biography acquaints us with the author's Indian Aryan genesis and important events in his life in the context of India's joint family system, both the struggles and the triumphs as they came under foreign rule. The children were raised in traditional Hindu values at home. Outside, they mimicked the British-European culture and thought patterns. Overtime the impact of modern Western life superseded the essentially native quintessence of Hinduism. Outside forces caused havoc as a sense of fear and insecurity developed with the impending collapse of the Zamindari system, symbiotically...