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📘 Book Details

  • Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

  • Author: Dr. Anant Labhsetwar

  • Language: Marathi

  • Edition: 2

  • Publishing Year: November 2006

  • ISBN: 9788177667592

  • Pages: 168

  • Cover: Paperback

  • Category: Travel


📖 About The Book

‘Amreketil Papnagari’ by Dr. Anant Labhsetwar is a thought-provoking and unconventional travelogue that exposes the lesser-known, darker realities of life in America. Unlike typical travel guides that highlight tourist spots and glossy experiences, this book boldly uncovers the social, cultural, and emotional undercurrents that lie behind America’s glamorous facade.

Through sharp observations and candid storytelling, the author brings to light the challenges, contradictions, and moral complexities that define American society—from loneliness and alienation to material excess and moral dilemmas. It serves as a mirror reflecting the other side of the American dream, offering insights rarely discussed in mainstream narratives.

Written in engaging Marathi, the book is a refreshing take on travel literature, ideal for readers who seek more than just sightseeing—those who wish to understand societies at a deeper, more critical level.

A compelling read for curious minds, critical thinkers, and culturally aware travelers, Amreketil Papnagari invites you to look beyond the surface and confront the reality that often goes unnoticed.