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The more he writes, and ages as he does, his writings are becoming more mystic and contemplative, quite naturally so, since that is what time does to us all. The title itself speaks volumes, for silence can be deafening. In his case it seems to be serene and beautiful. His love for art, literature and the ner side of life nds expression in his earlier books: The Sands of Time, As Time Goes By, Fruit Salad, Chequerboard, To Have Loved, The Tyranny of Truth, The Mango Grove at Kashipur, The Rabbit’s Tale, The Misadventures of a Flying Horse, A Pigeon and I, Till the End of Time, Think Poetry, Think Haikus, The Shepherd Said and Three Cheers for Poetry. His book Fruit Salad has been translated into both Chinese and Persian. He writes in Urdu too and now has four books to his credit. He has a book of short stories, 11 Short Stories, published in the UK. He has also written books for children in English and Hindi.
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