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The call of home

Hindustan Times | By
May 19, 2018 10:36 PM IST

Australian writer Bill K Koul left Kashmir even before the troubles began, but still sees himself as the son of India

Bill K Koul calls himself a global citizen thanks to his work as an engineering consultant that has sent him globetrotting over the last three decades, but as a writer and editor, this Kashmiri-Australian from Perth tends to focus on India.

On his return after 22 years, the first thing that struck Koul was the way Kashmir had changed
On his return after 22 years, the first thing that struck Koul was the way Kashmir had changed
“I am shocked to see the youth almost reconciled to the fact that things will keep on getting difficult in India”
Koul has authored three books, two of which are based in India – 22 Years: A Kashmir Story (a memoir) and Issues White-anting India: As an NRI Sees it. His book My Life Does Not Have To Be Unhappy, raises some hard facts about life today
Koul has authored three books, two of which are based in India – 22 Years: A Kashmir Story (a memoir) and Issues White-anting India: As an NRI Sees it. His book My Life Does Not Have To Be Unhappy, raises some hard facts about life today
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