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Why the Poor Don't Kill Us
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- Publisher
- Aleph Book Company
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 9789365234572
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Manu Joseph asks the question that nobody in the Indian drawing room wants to answer: why, in a country of staggering inequality, don't the poor revolt? Sharp, darkly funny, and deeply uncomfortable — this is first-rate social commentary from one of India's best writers. His first non-fiction book.
