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"Hi Aditya, welcome to Swell. Thank you for taking the time out and doing this Q and A around your book. Vixit Bharat India at 2047. I think I'll start off with this question. What inspired you to write this book? And how did you structure the book to make it both encyclopedic with a lot of facts and insights at and at the same time, you know, keeping it accessible? Because balancing rigorous data with readability is quite difficult for a writer."
"Hi Aditya, welcome to Swell. Thank you for taking the time out and doing this Q and A around your book. Vixit Bharat India at 2047. I think I'll start off with this question. What inspired you to write this book? And how did you structure the book to make it both encyclopedic with a lot of facts and insights at and at the same time, you know, keeping it accessible? Because balancing rigorous data with readability is quite difficult for a writer."
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By swellcast.com/AuthorSpotlightClick here to reply to @Ramya
"Hi Aditya, welcome to Swell. Thank you for taking the time out and doing this Q and A around your book. Vixit Bharat India at 2047. I think I'll start off with this question. What inspired you to write this book? And how did you structure the book to make it both encyclopedic with a lot of facts and insights at and at the same time, you know, keeping it accessible? Because balancing rigorous data with readability is quite difficult for a writer."
"Hi Aditya, welcome to Swell. Thank you for taking the time out and doing this Q and A around your book. Vixit Bharat India at 2047. I think I'll start off with this question. What inspired you to write this book? And how did you structure the book to make it both encyclopedic with a lot of facts and insights at and at the same time, you know, keeping it accessible? Because balancing rigorous data with readability is quite difficult for a writer."