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Book Title: Devdhara: Himachal Pradesh

Author: Dr Rachna Gupta

Shimla, October 5

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Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar today released a book titled “Devdhara: Himachal Pradesh” written by Dr Rachna Gupta, a member of the Public Service Commission, and published by the National Book Trust.

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He said that the book would act as a ready reckoner not only for the people of Himachal but also for tourists, as it narrates the history of all 12 districts and informs about all sectors since the inception of the state in 1971.

The Governor said that the book would pave the way for the readers to learn, research, and explore information about Himachal. He emphasised on the need to developing the habit of reading books and making it a campaign, as books build character.

Chief Secretary Ram Subag Singh said that the details of development of Himachal in the past 50 years in various sectors had been incorporated in the book. It also mentions the Simla Agreement, visits of Mahatma Gandhi, right to vote for women, and the struggle for becoming an independent state that make it interesting to read, said author Rachna Gupta, a former journalist.—TNS 

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