Letters from a Father to His Daughter

"Letters from a Father to His Daughter" presents an intimate glimpse into the correspondence between Jawaharlal Nehru and his young daughter, Indira, during 1928. Originally penned while Nehru was in Allahabad and Indira in Mussourie, these 30 letters delve into a breadth of topics, from the creation of the Earth to the complexities of human societies, offering a profound exploration of the world through the eyes of a caring father. Each letter is a testament to Nehru's educational philosophy, fostering a sense of curiosity and wisdom in his daughter, and by extension, in young readers today. This collection not only illuminates the historical and cultural context of the late 1920s in India but also resonates with contemporary themes of racial justice, gender equality, and religious freedom. Ideal for elementary-school students, this book is a treasure trove that encourages reflection on how understanding our past shapes our present and future.