Book of short stories by former DU registrar

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Tags : delhi, book release Posted: Tuesday , Jan 20, 2009 at 0036 hrs

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A collection of Hindi short stories written by the Registrar of the Delhi University Amarendra K Dubey was released at the University Guest House on Monday.

Written by Dubey over two decades, Devasthana and other short stories was released at a function presided over by former Karnataka governor T N Chaturvedi. Delhi University Vice Chancellor Deepak Pental, noted writers and senior professors were also present.

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