Sabhloks
This domain belongs to a Sabhlok family (see an initial exploration of my ancestry + the genealogy of this Sabhlok family).
a) Sanjeev Sabhlok -that’s me
b) Prem Sabhlok – that’s my father. Here is his book and his new blog.
c) Smita Sabhlok – wife (papers here)
d) Sukrit Sabhlok – son (here)
e) Varun Sabhlok – cousin (here)
f) Ajay Sabhlok – cousin (here)
Here is a useful archival page with a lot of links.
Why sabhlok ‘city’?
I established this domain in June 1999 to host material that I had uploaded on the internet as a student at the University of Southern California. I called it ‘sabhlokcity’ to allow my close relatives (and progeny) to use this domain if they so wish.
Hi, I am a Tamil researcher. One of my objectives is to research the role played by Tamil literarature in Films. I am particularly interested in a story called ‘Fatal Cart’ ( short story?) by Rajaji which was later translated into English under a compilation called ‘Fatal Cart and Other Stories’ published in 1946 by Hindustan Times, which currently seems to be out of the print.
The ‘Fatal Cart’ story was subsequently made into a National Award Winning Movie called ‘Dikkatra Parvathi’ by Singeetham Srinivasa Rao.. I have been trying to trace the original story as book or digital form, but been unable to get it.. If it is possible, can you please post a digital link, if you have, or link me to a source where I can get a copy of this book, which would be great for my research purposes..
Dear Sir,
I have read many of your articles, which gives me a lot of knowledge . I have a lot of querries about JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, INDIRA GANDHI, RAJIV GANDHI, SONIA GANDHI , RAHUL GANDHI Nehru’s love for his half brother Sheikh Abdulla, Muslim ancestry, his blunders in Kashmir , Indo-China War etc. etc.
I firmly belive that you alone can clarify my doubts, confusions about Nehru -Gnahdi dynasty . If you permit me , can I send the questions which I am having in my mind to you for your kind comments, verification or confirmation for the knowledge of the people in India, for which I will remain eve rgrateful to you.
Thanking you with best ans warm regards
Dr. KhomdonLisam
Palace Compound, Imphal , Manipur-795001
I have no particular knowledge re: the personal live of the dynasty. I’m not interested in their personal life, except to the extent it impacts public policy. But you can send your questions at sabhlok@gmail.com and I’ll have a look and respond.
Regards
Sanjeev
Dear Mr. Sabhlok (Sanjeev Sabhlok),
Thank you for your article on Abraham Lincoln’s father. I was trying to verify whether Osho’s story of Thomas Lincoln as a shoemaker was true. You did the research and say, “No.” Thank you.
I am interested in your summary of Ronald C. White’s information about Thomas’s beginnings as a carpenter. I hope to use those two paragraphs in my book about the trades and professions of my Harrison family. May I, please? Thank you. When my library opens up, I plan to borrow Mr. White’s book. Thank you for researching the myth and the apprenticeship in carpentry of Thomas Lincoln.
Sincerely,
Polly LYNN, pkljdl@gmail.com