Khushwant Singh - A Lifestory

Here's an introduction for that person: That person, who did many things, was a well known Indian writer, lawyer, diplomat, news reporter, and politician. Born on 02 February 1915, in Had ali, British India (which is now in Pakistan), their life had many different things happen. These things greatly changed how they wrote. At first, they were a lawyer, studying at King's College London and getting a law degree from Cambridge University. But, they started writing instead. They became a news reporter. That person worked as a public relations officer in the Ministry of External Affairs of India. This job showed them many different cultures and political situations. Their writing career really began with novels and short stories. These often talked about the split of India, sex, and lies in society. Their most famous novel, "Train to Pakistan", which came out in 1956, is still a strong picture of the Partition of India. They also changed many publications, like the Illustrated Weekly of India and the National Herald. They were known for being funny and honest. They were not afraid to go against what was normal. People who worked with them often said they were smart and had a special way of seeing things. Another writer once said about them, "He is a man of great courage and honesty." That person's work is remembered because it was honest and often made people think. It still touches readers today. They died on 20 March 2014, leaving behind a lot of great work.