About the Author
Neelesh Misra
ISBN 9780143027850
Rs. 400
Penguin Books
End of the Line
The Story of the Killing of the Royals in Nepal
Who it's for: Readers interested in modern South Asian history and political mysteries
On June 1, 2001, a nation watched in disbelief as the Nepalese royal family was massacred in Kathmandu. Neelesh Misra, who covered this tragedy for The Associated Press, delves into the true story behind the shocking events. This book meticulously reconstructs the escalating family tensions, the sequence of that fateful night, and the profound questions that have lingered for decades, offering an unprecedented look into one of modern history's most baffling incidents.Why You Should Read? Explore the previously untold inside story of the royal family drama that culminated in the massacre. Unravel the complex chain of events on that tragic night, including critical security lapses. Gain unique insights from an exclusive interview with Maoist leader 'Prachanda' and a profile of the new king. Discover Crown Prince Dipendra's defiant decision to marry Devyani Rana, irrespective of parental opposition.
Highlights
- Reconstructs the family tensions and events of June 1, 2001
- Includes an exclusive interview with Maoist leader 'Prachanda'
- Profiles the new king and discusses Crown Prince Dipendra's marriage decision
- Examines security lapses and unanswered questions
- Written by Neelesh Misra, who covered the tragedy for The Associated Press
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Questions about this book
What is this book about?
It tells the story of the massacre of Nepal's royal family on June 1, 2001, reconstructing the events and tensions leading up to it.
Who is the author?
Neelesh Misra, a journalist who covered the tragedy for The Associated Press.
Does the book include interviews?
Yes, it includes an exclusive interview with Maoist leader 'Prachanda' and a profile of the new king.
What are some key topics covered?
The book covers family tensions, the sequence of events that night, security lapses, and Crown Prince Dipendra's decision to marry Devyani Rana.
Is this a fictionalized account?
No, it is non-fiction, based on the author's reporting and research.