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Authors & India studies: Who wrote the non-fiction book "No Full Stops in India"? Context: The work is a collection of essays and reportage about India's people, politics, and change by a veteran foreign correspondent. Choose the correct author.

Q: Authors & India studies: Who wrote the non-fiction book "No Full Stops in India"? Context: The work is a collection of essays and reportage about India's people, politics, and change by a veteran foreign correspondent. Choose the correct author.

Given data Title: No Full Stops in India. Identify the author. Approach The essay collection is by former BBC correspondent Mark Tully, known for his long reporting career in India. Final Answer Mark Tully.

Difficulty: Easy

Mark Tully
Ramachandra Guha
Khushwant Singh
William Dalrymple
Pankaj Mishra

Correct Answer: Mark Tully

Explanation:

Given data

Title: No Full Stops in India.
Identify the author.

Approach
The essay collection is by former BBC correspondent Mark Tully, known for his long reporting career in India.

Final Answer
Mark Tully.

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