No Full Stops in India is written by Mark Tully, who is an English man born in India and the head of BBC for several years. The book comprises of ten unrelated essays with an introduction and epilogue depicting the vitality and diversity of India and takes on the political and social set-up of India. Having spent many years in India, Tully has not just seen India as a tourist but also analyzed it as an introspective journalist. He touches upon various themes including the continued system of untouchability in India, the cultural imperialism, the Sati, the Kumbh Mela and so much more. All the essays in this book throw open new ways of looking at things happening in India, its life and its culture. A refreshing and entertaining collection leaving a deep impression of Tully's thoughts and views.
