Notionpress presents Asha Bhatia and her book 'Life In The Twinkle Of An Eye'

CHENNAI, India - Jan. 16, 2017 - PRLog -- Dubai did not always connote to wealth. This tiny hamlet struck black gold and became known as the city of gold in the span of a single generation. Asha Bhatia, a world renowned journalist witnessed Dubai for what it was. She lived to see Dubai's rapid growth from its starting point to its current state today.

If rich Arabs, fully covered women and Sharia law are how you understand Dubai, picking up this book 'Life in the twinkle of an eye' will change your outlook of the country and walk you through its modern outlook. In the book, Asha Bhatia, gives us all a first-hand account of her life in Dubai.

Asha Bhatia experienced Dubai when it was little more than a group of tents and a sleepy port on the gulf. She speaks of the Dubai of the past and its rapid metamorphosis into a land of wealth and high rise buildings. She speaks of her career as a successful journalist and how it let her see Dubai's growth on a level that most cannot. She writes of how women went from rarely leaving their homes to how they gradually became independent.

Asha Bery Bhatia was born 60 hours before India got her freedom at midnight in 1947 at the prestigious Lady Willington Nursing Home in New Delhi. After her wedding, Asha lived in London, Bombay and eventually Dubai where she spent over 35 years- the hamlet which metamorphosed into a city and carried with it her own development and that of her family. In her career as a journalist and Good Samaritan, she interviewed personalities like Amitabh Bachchan, Indira Gandhi, Narasimha Rao, Pranab Mukherjee, Rajiv Gandhi and more.

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