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Honest review of the book 'Dakshin' based on morals and South Indian culture

A little mynah has spurred a series of events to get help for her locked up babies; a cat gets a stomach ache after gorging on some delicious congee; a village tries to convince the last sun to shine on them; and that eventually, Narayana would marry Madevi and return to the skies

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The Tale Of The Mynah Who Never Gave Up

The Tale Of The Mynah Who Never Gave Up

On a flying carpet, we set sail. We head southwards — and traversing the geographical diversity of the Deccan, we meet unusual characters who leave us with a lesson or two about life. But more importantly, they remind us that most remedies for tough times inhabit the comforts of our childhood. Did we forget to lean on them along the way? Nitin Kushalappa MP proffers a similar buttress — a collection of ancient stories called Dakshin. 

Illustration from The Cat And The Fly’s Delicious Congee; Pics Courtesy/Puffin BooksIllustration from The Cat And The Fly’s Delicious Congee; Pics Courtesy/Puffin Books

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