India

Following his eventful escapades in the Soviet Union, the Congo, America and Egypt, in "Cigars of the Pharaoh" Tintin finds himself in India following a lucky escape from an Arabian firing squad. Commandeering an aeoplane, a 1929 de Hallivand DH-80 Puss Moth, the daring reporter flies all the way to the Indian jungle near he Himalayas.

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The book itself is rather splendid. However, the map used in this is wrong

this is one of the few books written which gives the true idea of India. still it might need some updates concerning the present development here. anyways, i won't reject it due to that. perhaps we could say it shows a picture of how India was during the initial stages after independence. Great creation though, fantastic !! :)

Really well explained!Remi aka Herge is amazing!
Few spelling errors, that is it.Nothing else is questionable.