Rambling with Rukka, a co-authored book of memoirs written by a mother and daughter, traverses roughly eight decades in the life of Rukmini Srinivas, from her childhood in pre-Independence India in the 1930s to the present day.
Rukka’s father, an accountant with the Southern Command, moved around India and the family experienced first-hand the diversity and variety in India’s regions and cultures. The book meanders from Poona and stories about Rukka’s childhood, her mother’s cooking and kitchen garden, to Rukka’s life in Delhi with her husband—the renowned social anthropologist M.N. Srinivas, her experiences of juggling family and career, and the family’s fateful migration to Bangalore in the 1970s before it became known as a tech city. Engaging anecdotes, richly descriptive and by turns poignant, surprising, hilarious, always honest and human, bring people and places alive and take the reader on a delightful journey.
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Rukmini Srinivas is a geographer by training, a television chef and an author. An educator at heart, Rukka taught geography, first at university and then in Bangalore schools.
Lakshmi Srinivas is a sociologist and anthropologist. Her interests are in film and media, in stories and storytelling, urban life and the natural world.
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Soft cover. Condición: New. Rambling with Rukka, a co-authored book of memoirs written by a mother and daughter, traverses roughly eight decades in the life of Rukmini Srinivas, from her childhood in pre-Independence India in the 1930s to the present day. Rukka's father, an accountant with the Southern Command, moved around India and the family experienced first-hand the diversity and variety in India's regions and cultures. The book meanders from Poona and stories about Rukka's childhood, her mother's cooking and kitchen garden, to Rukka's life in Delhi with her husbandthe renowned social anthropologist M.N. Srinivas, her experiences of juggling family and career, and the family's fateful migration to Bangalore in the 1970s before it became known as a tech city. Engaging anecdotes, richly descriptive and by turns poignant, surprising, hilarious, always honest and human, bring people and places alive and take the reader on a delightful journey. Nº de ref. del artículo: 154761
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