Cue from the inner voice

By:

"Malgonkar, Manohar"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Vikas Pub.; 1980Description: 147pISBN:

706910303

Subject(s):

Big business India

DDC classification:

338.644 MAL

Summary: The dark, intense - looking youth who tramped the streets of downtown Bombay looking for work was the proverbial Angry young Man, prickly with resentment against the ills of society. He had quarrelled with his father, who was an insurance agent, and left home in a huff with, it is said , nothing bu the clothes he wore, which were a white cotton shirt and a pair of Khaki shorts. If there was any money in a pocket of the shorts, it was mainly in the form of loose change.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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The dark, intense - looking youth who tramped the streets of downtown Bombay looking for work was the proverbial Angry young Man, prickly with resentment against the ills of society. He had quarrelled with his father, who was an insurance agent, and left home in a huff with, it is said , nothing bu the clothes he wore, which were a white cotton shirt and a pair of Khaki shorts. If there was any money in a pocket of the shorts, it was mainly in the form of loose change.

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