"How does one capture a lifetime of memories, a city's soul, and the tides of history in mere words? In Ink, Saffron & Freedom, veteran journalist Kedar Nath Gupta takes readers on a spellbinding journey through his life and times, offering a deeply personal yet panoramic view of Bharat's transformation in the last hundred years. 

From the vibrant fairs of Garhmukteshwar to the hallowed halls of journalism, from the communal riots of 1946 to the corridors of power, the 94-year old author has lived through some of Bharat's most defining moments. As a young boy, he witnessed the upheavals of Partition. As a journalist, he reported on the country's changing political landscape, rubbing shoulders with leaders and ideologues who shaped modern Bharat. And, as a devoted Swayamsevak, he remained steadfast in his vision of 'Akhand Bharat. 

Rich with nostalgia, wit, and historical insight, this memoir of a Dilliwala is not just an autobiography-it is a love letter to the city where he was born, to journalism which is his passion, and to a life lived with conviction. Gupta's storytelling is both evocative and unflinching, blending personal anecdotes with incisive commentary on Bharat's socio-political evolution. 

For those who long to understand our country beyond its monuments, who cherish the ideals of fearless journalism, or who seek an intimate account of a life intertwined with history, this book is an unmissable read. 

As Gupta himself writes, ""This is as much my story as it is the story of my city, my country, and my times."" 

Turn the pages and step into the world of resilience, nostalgia, and undying passion for the truth."