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Terror Sweeps the Indian Homeland in a Thrilling New Novel, 03:02 by Mainak Dhar

Mr. Mainak Dhar, who combines being the Managing Director of General Mills India with being a bestselling author, released his latest novel, ...

June 25, 2016 / 13:00 IST
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Business Wire IndiaMr. Mainak Dhar, who combines being the Managing Director of General Mills India with being a bestselling author, released his latest novel, 03:02 in Mumbai on Friday, 24th June 2016 at 5:30 pm. The book signing event was held at Crosswords, Kemps Corner. At this book signing event, Mr. Dhar spoke about his inspiration behind this topical and thrilling novel, interacted with the media and fans, and also handed over signed copies of the novel to the attendees.

03:02 builds off something that is very topical- the threat of terror. In this novel, terror is not something ordinary Indians watch the news or read about on the internet, but something they must confront firsthand. An attack wherein a deadly threat sweeps through our homeland, threatening our freedom and way of life. With no army or police to help them, ordinary Indians must band together to face this threat and wage a war for our freedom.

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About 03:02

At 03:02 on a Sunday morning, the world as we knew it came to an end. Mumbai suddenly went black - no electricity, no phones, no internet and no working cars. It was as if someone had turned off the master switch of our civilization, turning us back hundreds of years overnight. We learned that it was not just Mumbai, but much of the world that had been impacted. We also learned that it was no accident. A deadly enemy was behind it. An enemy that was now in our midst, seeking to conquer us and destroy our way of life. This is how our war for freedom began. A war that was to be waged not on the borders or by the Army, but in our homes and streets, with us as the soldiers.