Kalimpong (Where The Mules Quenched Their Thirst) – Sandip C Jain

It is criminal to allow the brilliance of Sandip C Jain, as a Writer/Journalist, to be ignored just because his field of work is in an area where any person writing in a language other than in Nepali/Gorkhali is not even considered a Writer/Journalist. It is high time that he gets his due place.
His readers and followers are world-wide and for many the only unbiased window into the happenings in the Hills of Darjeeling and Kalimpong, we all so love. ‘Kalimpong- Where the Mules Quenched their Thirst’ is another example of his brilliance and a must read for all Kalimpong Lovers.
Dr. Susan Mcguire
Australia
We find this town, in the book, as a theatrical stage where various dramatis personae appear with their respective roles and each of them performs with all the liveliness within the time allotted to him/her and exits leaving behind the traces of memories which the keen observer like Sandip C Jain finds quite tempting to explore and decipher.
Man Prasad Subba Poet/Critic
Bijanbari, Darjeeling
‘Kalimpong- Where the Mules Quenched their Thirst’ is another excellently researched work by probably the best contemporary English writer, journalist and political commentator in the Darjeeling Hills of present times. This is a book that will be read even after a century from the date of publication.
Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay
Kalimpong (Where The Mules Quenched Their Thirst) – Sandip C Jain