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“Indian Memsahib” praised

NEW DELHI: Delhi Lieutenant Governor Tejendra Khanna released a novel by Sucheta Malik, “Indian Memsahib” at a function here on Tuesday. Mr Khanna lauded the work for “utmost honesty and transparency”

He said the author, who is the wife of an IAS officer of Haryana cadre Yudhvir Singh Malik, has depicted her experiences magnificently through the characters of “Raghu” and “Sunaina” who are symbolic of the couple themselves.

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