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100			_aGajendragadkar P B
245			_aTo the best of my memory
260			_aMumbai _bBharatiya Vidya Bhavan _c2013
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365			_bRs. 350
505			_aAbout the book: This is an autobiography of the Chief Justice of India. He begins by tracing his ancestry some four generations earlier. The family belonged to a highly moral and scholarly one where Marathi and Kannada intertwined. His childhood was happy as he had a lot of brothers and sisters. His early schooling, then college, marriage and then his rise to greatness has been told in a simple and interesting manner. He says he has not kept any letters, correspondence or newspaper cuttings and all that he has written has been written from memory. Gajendragadkar's life has been linked with the progress of our country. In his eighty years on earth, he has been in various important positions which have been challenging. The author has written his biography in great detail from his memory and not from any written records. A scholastic person, Gajendragadkar has given the readers an insider's view of happenings in the judiciary and the legislature.
650			_a1. Biography
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