As the comet came closer, a huge white coma of fluorescent gases and dust enveloped the nucleus and flared to the side and behind the racing object. Man’s imagination had always seen faces and forms in clouds, but these were always momentary spectres. This comet was different: its coma resolved itself into the shape of a white horse, its tail and mane whipped back as in a galloping steed. In time, the imaginative could also make out a figure seated on the horse, carrying what was clearly a flaming sword in its hand.
The End of Time tells the story of how Kalki, the tenth avatar of Lord Vishnu, will manifest and deliver the world from the Kali Yuga, or the age of evil, darkness and ignorance, to Satya Yuga, the age of virtue and splendour.
Yogesh Chandra seamlessly melds religion and faith with the world of science and technology—computers, artificial intelligence, genetics and astronomy—to imagine what the end of time may look like, and how life will be preserved to make way for a new age of enlightenment.
Yogesh Chandra was a Deep Chand Memorial Gold Medallist in History from St. Stephen’s College, University of Delhi, and an Edward S. Mason Fellow at the John Fitzgerald Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
He qualified for the Indian Administrative Service in 1962 and served extensively in the state of Uttar Pradesh where he was collector and district magistrate in Lakhimpur Kheri and Pilibhit. Later, he helped set up the industrial town of Noida as its chairman and chief executive officer. On deputation, he was economic adviser to His Majesty the King of Bhutan.
With the Government of India, Yogesh Chandra has served as director general, tourism, secretary to the Planning Commission, secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation and CMD, India Trade Promotion Organisation.
He was also appointed as the secretary general of the World Travel & Tourism Council, India.
Yogesh Chandra helped set up the Coca-Cola India Foundation, the CSR wing of the company, and was its chief executive officer for ten years before leaving to pen his book.
As the comet came closer, a huge white coma of fluorescent gases and dust enveloped the nucleus and flared to the side and behind the racing object. Man’s imagination had always seen faces and forms in clouds, but these were always momentary spectres. This comet was different: its coma resolved itself into the shape of a white horse, its tail and mane whipped back as in a galloping steed. In time, the imaginative could also make out a figure seated on the horse, carrying what was clearly a flaming sword in its hand.
The End of Time tells the story of how Kalki, the tenth avatar of Lord Vishnu, will manifest and deliver the world from the Kali Yuga, or the age of evil, darkness and ignorance, to Satya Yuga, the age of virtue and splendour.
Yogesh Chandra seamlessly melds religion and faith with the world of science and technology—computers, artificial intelligence, genetics and astronomy—to imagine what the end of time may look like, and how life will be preserved to make way for a new age of enlightenment.
Yogesh Chandra was a Deep Chand Memorial Gold Medallist in History from St. Stephen’s College, University of Delhi, and an Edward S. Mason Fellow at the John Fitzgerald Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
He qualified for the Indian Administrative Service in 1962 and served extensively in the state of Uttar Pradesh where he was collector and district magistrate in Lakhimpur Kheri and Pilibhit. Later, he helped set up the industrial town of Noida as its chairman and chief executive officer. On deputation, he was economic adviser to His Majesty the King of Bhutan.
With the Government of India, Yogesh Chandra has served as director general, tourism, secretary to the Planning Commission, secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation and CMD, India Trade Promotion Organisation.
He was also appointed as the secretary general of the World Travel & Tourism Council, India.
Yogesh Chandra helped set up the Coca-Cola India Foundation, the CSR wing of the company, and was its chief executive officer for ten years before leaving to pen his book.
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