Keki N. Daruwalla, crack intelligence officer & poet, on how to live on both sides of the shadows

Keki Daruwalla, one of India’s finest poets who wrote in English and winner of the Sahitya Akademi award, passed away today. He was 87.
Born in Lahore in 1937 into a Parsi family, he studied at Government College, Ludhiana. His family moved to Junagarh before Partition and then to Rampur. In 1958, he joined the Indian Police Services (Uttar Pradesh cadre). He rose to become a Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on International Affairs.
In a talk show from the past with Rajiv Mehrotra, the crack intelligence officer & poet, talks about how to live on both sides of the shadows

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