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    Asian Winds

    By Saurabh Pant

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    About this ebook

    This book is a vivid poetry work by Indian poet Saurabh Pant that generally covers key Asian issues in poetic form.
    An EBook that covers major political, cultural, economic and natural issues- it is a multiple-theme creative work and an optimistic piece for all worldwide and Asian readers.
    Priya Verma presents great photos and they are appreciated also by Poetry Ireland through Photo editing chief Gordon Johns sir and Anaya Roberts madam highlighting on the work that make it an equal creative expedition.
    From topics that range between Indian Subcontinent, Chinese domination, Islamic religion, Border challenges, Financial and diplomatic ties, oceanic trade and virtual aspect- It is a well worth poetic piece and a must read which is sure to gain reader's attention.
    Ultimately as Asian power rises, it is a well typed work by the author around...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 15, 2019
    ISBN9780359346103
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