Hardit Singh Malik
World War One Flying Ace
(Author) Bali Rai"In this fascinating true story based on the life of Hardit Singh Malik, discover the adventures of WWI's first Indian pilot. Hardit, who flew into battle high above the trenches of Passchendaele on the hunt for the Red Baron, arrived in England at the age of 14 to attend school. Young Hardit was a devout Sikh and quick to defend himself when anyone interfered with his turban. He went on to study at Balliol College, Oxford, and played county cricket for Sussex. When he tried to join up to help in the war effort, he was only permitted to drive ambulances at the front. Instead he planned to join the French air force before a former teacher intervened and the Royal Flying Corps gave Hardit an 'honorary' commission as a 2nd lieutenant flying Sopwith Camels"--Amazon.
Bali Rai
Bali Rai is a British author known for his novel "Rani and Sukh," which explores themes of love, hate, and cultural conflict. His writing style is raw and honest, delving deep into the complexities of identity and society. Rai's work sheds light on the experiences of South Asian youth in contemporary Britain.
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