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Author V Raghunathan's new book is a hilarious take on everyday survival
Updated On: 31 July, 2016 08:31 AM IST | | Jane Borges
<p>V Raghunathan's new book has one important lesson to take away — how to not get caught, while attempting to jump a queue</p>

Half of life is showing up, and the other half is waiting in line," author V Raghunathan tells us in the introduction to his new book. "Those of us who lost our milk teeth in the ‘60s and '70s may recall two-year-long queues for HMT watches and decade-long ones for a classic black rotary-dial phone or a Fiat car. And, for basic justice from courts, we have waited even longer," he says further.
What’s, however, bothering this 62-year-old author is not the fact that a decent chunk of our time is wasted standing in these lines, but, another, which he says is at the heart of most queues: Are we patient enough to wait so long? "Not in India, at least," Raghunathan insists.
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