I met James Smith when he was transferred as a Judge to the Delhi session court, where I had been practicing as a lawyer. During his career, he had been transferred to almost all the major cities of India. My eagerness to know how a British man views India coupled with his willingness to share his Indian experience with me made us friends in no time. He looked like a strict captain of the British army but he had a very soft heart. When India got independence from British ruling, he had to leave this country but we promised to be in touch by writing to each other.
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Chaitanya Vyas
Chaitanya Vyas is PhD and holds over eight years teaching, research and training experience. He has published two books five research papers. He is a Founding Member of The Asia Pacific Writers & Translators Association. Besides writing, he is fond of reading, writing, and of visual arts. He lives in Ahmedabad with his wife and two little twin daughters.
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