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India after Gandhi - Ramachandra Guha
suraj451@suraj451
Mar 02, 2022 11:02 AM, 360 Views
Boring

The shortcomings and glories of the world’s largest democracy. India After Gandhi is a breathtaking chronicle of the conflicts that have harmed this great nation. None of our academic books mentions about india after independence. This covers our issues in Kashmir to land issues in Nagaland with ancestral individuals, assasinations of pioneers and considerably more. Creator has drawn in some analysis about misshaped realities in the blessing of Congress party, however as I would like to think it feels somewhat one-sided. You will require a ton of inspiration to finish this book as it is very nearly 900 pages with high thickness of data. At some points I don’t agree with author’s conclusions, but that is a just my personal judgement. I felt, this entire book is about Congress and how it battled and oversaw India through occasions such as War and dry season. The creator neglected to show the analysis of Nehru and Indira Gandhi. Almost no time was devoted to the financial and industrial situation of the country around those times. Indian scams find little or no mention at all throughout the book. The part on PV Narasimha Rao, Vajpayee was basically centered around connected with religion and it totally ingnored the monetary improvement india experienced during their residency. To know the two sides of the coin, then, at that point, you might skip it.

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