Denemek ALTIN - Özgür
THE END OF INNOCENCE
India Today
|December 16,2024
Sudeep Chakravarti's Fallen City is an in-depth account of a double murder that shook the nation in 1978
FALLEN CITY: A Double Murder, Political Insanity, and Delhi's Descent from Grace
By Sudeep Chakravarti
ALEPH
248 pages; ₹799
The focus of author and journalist Sudeep Chakravarti's book is the 1978 kidnap and murder of siblings Geeta, 17 and Sanjay, 15, in New Delhi. They lived with their parents, Navy captain Madan Mohan Chopra and his wife Roma, in the Service Officers' Enclave in Dhaula Kuan. On August 26, en route to the All India Radio studios on Parliament Street, the teenagers apparently hitched a ride in a Fiat, from the Gole Dak Khana roundabout. Four days later, their partially decomposed bodies were discovered in the forested area known as the Ridge.
Bu hikaye India Today dergisinin December 16,2024 baskısından alınmıştır.
Binlerce özenle seçilmiş premium hikayeye ve 9.000'den fazla dergi ve gazeteye erişmek için Magzter GOLD'a abone olun.
Zaten abone misiniz? Oturum aç
India Today'den DAHA FAZLA HİKAYE
India Today
ON TOP OF THE WORLD
The 1983 World Cup win ushered in a new age and announced the emergence of India as a new cricketing heavyweight
2 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
ON THE PODIUM
India demonstrated its organising prowess in the 1982 Asian Games; with panther-like grace, Prakash Padukone conquered the badminton world and hockey had its last golden hurrah
1 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
BITING THE TAX BULLET
India moved closer to its ambition of One India, One Tax, even if it has far to go in making it truly good and simple
1 min
January 12, 2026
India Today
HIT, HIT HURRAY
In-flight entertainment? Yes, all of a sudden in the mid-'90s, Indian pop culture was all global in look, feel, conception and theme, Bollywood took an outbound flight. And Bhangra was blaring on the world's public address systems
3 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
BAPTISM BY FIRE
Born when free speech was manacled, India Today hit the ground running. Its fearless, objective journalism revolutionised the media industry
5 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
ENTER THE KHANS
Times were changing, romance was in the air, and in came a flotilla of new dreamboats, all dew-fresh and dimpled, changing the look and feel of Hindi cinema
2 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
THE HEAVY HAND OF THE STATE
From press censorship to extra-judicial custody and torture to forced sterilisation, oppression took many forms-as did acts of resistance
1 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
ARCHITECTURE OF VIOLENCE
A former prime minister was not the lone victim of an assassination in a decade of cataclysmic rage. A nation's intrinsic tendency to peace and order lay bloodied, too, amid riots, terror and insurgency
2 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
ENDING THE AMBIGUITY
The abrogation of Article 370 made Kashmir's integration into India complete, bringing it directly under central supervision
1 mins
January 12, 2026
India Today
AGE OF SATRAPS
If the centre cannot hold, things fall apart-goes the line. But the colossal figures who rose across the Indian map were a sign of a rainbow nation, a democracy speaking many languages
1 mins
January 12, 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size
