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Is it possible for the Marxist philosophy of dialectical materialism to co-exist with Indic spirituality within the same individual? Well, Samir is one such person. His life has been a journey of seeming contrasts, with the most bizarre twists and turns. As a young man in Kolkata living in a society stifled by class and brazenly ...

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Is it possible for the Marxist philosophy of dialectical materialism to co-exist with Indic spirituality within the same individual? Well, Samir is one such person. His life has been a journey of seeming contrasts, with the most bizarre twists and turns. As a young man in Kolkata living in a society stifled by class and brazenly ...
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Upal Chakraborty has been a student of Presidency College, IIT (Kanpur) and IIM (Bangalore), and has spent around 35 years in senior positions at various corporations such as DLF, Pepsi and Reckitt Benckiser. Presently he works as an external consultant for Corporates and a teacher at management institutes like IMT (Ghaziabad) and IIT (Delhi). He has contributed numerous articles and short stories to both print and digital media. He can be reached at upalcy@gmail.com. Sanmay Mukhopadhyay is originally from Kolkata and now lives in America. He studied physics in Presidency College, Kolkata, and then eventually moved as a technocrat to the US. He worked or consulted for Dunlop, CESC, Unisys, Yamaha, Microsoft, GE, Sun Microsystems, Los Angeles superior court and County of Los Angeles. He retired from his tech executive job to spend time with yoga, ayurveda and spirituality and to promote Vedic culture. Though he has other publications (Prentice Hall, Handspring), this is his first novel. He can be reached at Dryogi4all@gmail.com, Facebook, Twitter @dryogi4all, and Instagram @sanmaymukhopadhyay.