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Letters from a Father to His Daughter is a timeless collection of letters written by Jawaharlal Nehru to his young daughter, Indira Gandhi, while he was imprisoned in 1928. He was a great scholar and visionary. Though intended to bridge the physical distance between them, these letters transcend the personal, becoming a window into Nehru's thoughts on history, science, nature, and human progress.In simple, clear prose, Nehru introduces young readers to the wonders of the world, while offering valuable insights into the values of curiosity, education, and open-mindedness. His knowledge and understanding about all these subjects was commendable. He wanted to convey and share all this to his daughter through these letters. Moreover he loved nature so much that he focussed on the information related to nature.This book is not just for young readers, but for anyone who seeks inspiration from a father's wisdom and a leader's vision. Nehru's letters are an invaluable reminder that curiosity and learning are the cornerstones of a brighter, more informed future. The book, therefore, is seen as a key work that not only offers personal insights but also serves as a powerful educational tool for generations to come.