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Obama’s dreams now in Hindi: ‘Book will inspire Indians, too’

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    • Chinki Sinha Tags : delhi, books, people Posted: Sunday , Feb 22, 2009 at 0146 hrs

    Titled Pita Se Mile Sapne, the book was received well among the audience who listened attentively as Krishna Sobti and Neelabh read out excerpts from the translation at the launch function.

    Ashok Kumar, a senior editor at India Today, finished the book in three months.

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