The Great Nicobar Island
In 'The Great Nicobar Island,' Rehan Raza invites readers into an enthralling journey through one of India's most secluded and mesmerizing realms. This expansive tome masterfully intertwines elements of a travelogue, an anthropological exploration, and a strategic appraisal, shedding brilliant light on the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago, with a keen emphasis on Great Nicobar itself. Raza's storytelling conjures striking imagery of the island's vibrant tropical jungles, an array of wildlife, and immaculate coastlines, all while exploring the profound cultural legacy of the indigenous Nicobarese and Shompen communities. Drawing from his tenure as SDM and Assistant Commissioner of Campbell Bay, the author imparts a refined perspective on both the hurdles and prospects for advancement within this geopolitically vital area. From narrating the lingering effects of the catastrophic tsunami to unveiling potential attractions for tourism, Raza's narrative proves to be both educational and profoundly personal. This work is an indispensable resource for academics, policymakers, and intrepid explorers, granting a rare insight into a paradise that stands poised at the intersection of India's destiny.
- Author: Rehan Raza
- Publisher: Bloomsbury India (13 November 2019)
- Genre: Travel Writing & Guides
- ISBN: 978-9388038720
- Pages: 252 pages