The Struggle for Honour - Kussa, Shivcharan Jaggi
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This novel talks about the wounds and trauma suffered by the people of Punjab from 1984 to 1995. Many a innocent people were killed by either militants or by police under fake encounters. The author, Sh. Shivcharan Jaggi Kussa ji, took 1 year 9 months to write his narrations of self witnessed events which are so bold and vivid that nobody dared to publish it first. Finally, it got published in the year 1999 and was one of its own kind in the history of Punjabi literature, which made Shivcharan Kussa famous overnight. Nobody dared to write on such religiously and politically sensitive matters.…mehr

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This novel talks about the wounds and trauma suffered by the people of Punjab from 1984 to 1995. Many a innocent people were killed by either militants or by police under fake encounters. The author, Sh. Shivcharan Jaggi Kussa ji, took 1 year 9 months to write his narrations of self witnessed events which are so bold and vivid that nobody dared to publish it first. Finally, it got published in the year 1999 and was one of its own kind in the history of Punjabi literature, which made Shivcharan Kussa famous overnight. Nobody dared to write on such religiously and politically sensitive matters. Once published, it got placed in all the leading newspapers worldwide as a series. 19 editions have been published by now. The writer hopes and prays for peace everywhere.
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Autorenporträt
The life goes on... It's a journey which every mortal takes. Many just survive. Many live it. A few attempt to understand it, a few derive a meaning out of it and a very few stop by and put it together for others to be sensitized and these very few are the revolutionaries called writers. The writer that I know is a flow which is unstoppable, unfathomable, and eternal. His being comes with a destined and predefined role for the communities and generations alike. I am humbled and pleased to introduce Sh. Shivcharan Jaggi Kussa ji, the man who is thoughtful, the writer who is bold and vociferous, and a person who is so approachable and amenable. He comes from Punjab, India, and so is the vivid reflection seen in the novels and stories written by him. The characters and incidents are portrayed as seen and observed by him, without twisting or bending them. His stories, satires and poems have been widely published internationally and they revolve around social issues, orthodox beliefs and identity sought within communities.