History of Andaman Island - Unsung Heroes and Untold Stories

published by notionpress.com

also available online in Amazon.in, Amazon.com, Amazon.uk.co. and FlipKart,


Written by Pronob Sircar, a subject matter expert, The History of The Andaman Islands is an in depth and comprehensive account of the island’s history filled with both glory and horror. A result of intensive research, field visits, interviews and personal insights, this book are must read for history lovers!

 

The aim of Pronob Sircar’s book is to tell the world the real and raw history of Andaman which is seldom brought to light. Apart from its glorious beauty, the island bears scars to the horrors of the Colonial and Imperialistic rule. Grab your copy now and hear the account from true witnesses!

 

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