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Khushwant Singh, One of India’s Most Beloved Writers, Dead at 99

WORDS Posted: March 21, 2014 12:08 am

Best known for a wicked sense of humor and a (manufactured) persona as a dirty old man, Khushwant edited three of India’s top English-language periodicals, penned countless columns, and wrote or compiled more than 80 books, from a multi-volume history of the Sikhs to a famously irreverent memoir to the great novel of partition, Train to Pakistan.

WORDS Published: 03.20.14

Read the story in The National (Abu Dhabi) Published: 03.20.14

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