Ayodhyayile Sreeraman Oru Postmortem is a collection of 20 essays by journalist K M Roy. The author, who is a seasoned journalist, puts under scanner the various issues and the unaswered questions related to Sreeraman and Ayodhya in the first essay titled ‘Ayodhyayile Sreeraman Ethrayethra Chodyangal.’Sher Ali: Charithram Olippichcha Oru Mukham throws light on the life of Sher Ali who stabbed to death British Viceroy Richard Southwel Berk, who is better known as Mayo Prabhu, during his visit to the Andaman Islands. Sher Ali, who fought tooth and nail against the British colonialism, was hanged to death on March 11, 1872. Keralam Marannukalanja Nammude Jewthagandhi, Sister Mercy Mathew Kandethiya Puthiya Vazhi, Binayak Sennine Kandumuttiyappol, Ore Prathyaya Sasthram: Vyathyastharaya Nethakkal, Managramamvare Neenda Oru Anweshana Yathra, Kashmirinte Bhavi Uyarthunna Prasnangal, Parliament Sthambhippikkumbol, Pathrapravarthakan Nalkiya Munnariyippu, Chainayiluyarunna Puthiya Kalochchakal, Saphalamakaththa Pravasi Swapnam, Bharana Chakram Thirikkan Balamulla Kaikal, Niyamam Kayyiledukkan Nirbandhitharakunnavar, Lokam Ketta Ettavum Moolyavathaya Prarthana, Kodathikalilulla Viswasam Kurayumbol, K Karunakaranu Ethrayo Mukhangal, Charithrathinte Valanja Ezhuth, Gandhijiyum Nehruvum Vimarsikkappedumbol and Indiayude Ettavum Avasanathe Gramam are the other essays in the collection.The essays cover both the shining episodes in the Indian history and the contemporary issues which gnarl the minds of the people. In his inimitable style, the author puts under scanner the various aspects of the issues threadbare, of course through the eyes of a journalist.
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