Saving India from Indira: The Untold Story of Emergency
Saving India from Indira: The Untold Story of Emergency
Saving India from Indira describes the events leading up to, and during the darkest days of, democratic India, as they actually unfolded. Recounted by J.P. Goyal, a key lawyer for Raj Narain in the famous election case against Mrs Gandhi that led to the imposition of the so-called National Emergency on 25 June 1975
The Manipur Conundrum: History, Exodus, Conversion
The Manipur Conundrum: History, Exodus, Conversion
Who are the real victims and who are the real perpetrators of this vicious conflict that has been going on for several years now? The fact that the indigenous identity and civilization of Manipur is being attacked relentlessly via demographic warfare is clear. What lies ahead for the indigenous people of Manipur? Will they ever again feel safe in their homeland? Has the truth been lost somewhere in this complex maze?
The Problem With Secularism
This Book is a collection of articles about secularism and its relationship with religious communalism.
Western Media Narratives on India : From Gandhi to Modi
Western Media Narratives on India : From Gandhi to Modi
The Western media’s approach to India shows how the English press continues to perpetuate the West’s long-held prejudices against India. Drawing heavily from history, the book critically analyses and unravels the origins and causes of this bias. While rooted in the Indian experience, the lessons derived hold universal relevance for any nation grappling with the shadows of colonization.
The Puritan Movement
The Universities have replaced Churches as the guardians of society, acting as semi-Church. Moreover, Due to the Biblical belief and Civilisational differences between the West and the East, US Universities, being a hegemon in the academic world, have always carried an antiBharat and Anti-Hindu approach that is required to be exposed with the help of empirical data shared in the Book.
Tryst with Ayodhya: Decolonisation of India
This book deals with how Bharat and Shri Ram are intertwined in several inalienable ways; the history of the occupation of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi by invaders, the details of the struggles waged through the ages for its reclamation, the havoc caused by those in power with a colonized mindset and how the rise of Bharat in various fields is in consonance with its cultural resurgence and decolonization of Bharatiya minds.
Being Hindu in Bangladesh : The Untold Story
Being Hindu in Bangladesh : The Untold Story
In Being Hindu in Bangladesh, journalist Deep Halder and academic Avishek Biswas explore the ground realities behind the statistics. Through extensive research in Bangladesh and using archival material and records, they attempt to sift out the truth behind the numbers. Their aim is to find out the lived experience of those who stayed on in the country, and ask important questions about the nature of identity, its connection with religion, and ultimately, the very idea of ‘home’.
Democracy in Coma – Silenced Voices of Women Victims in Bengal
Democracy in Coma – Silenced Voices of Women Victims in Bengal
Written by four women authors, this is a documentation of the brutality unleashed by the State in Bengal on the most marginalized sections of society with the aim to maintain political hegemony by undemocratic means.
Academic Hinduphobia
The departments for the study of ancient India (Indology) and South Asian Studies in the West are the last bastions of colonialism today. In the name of scholarship, which is often hatred and racism in disguise, Hindus are routinely characterized as misogynists, oppressive, anti-minority, irrational, violent and debauched.
Right to Information & Jurisprudence
Right to Information & Jurisprudence
In this book, M.L. Sharma outlines the global perspective of the Right to Information, traces its genesis and evolution in India and insightfully analyses the Act in the light of case law. The book contains the ratio of 29 judgments of the Supreme Court of India; 374 judgments of various High Courts; and 156 decisions of the Central Information Commission, along with the citations for reference purposes
The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: How America really took over the world
The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: How America really took over the world
In New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, John Perkins provides fresh and chilling evidence of how the corporatocracy has grown its influence to every corner of the globe, making us all unwitting slaves to their regime. But he also provides advice on how we can end our unconscious support of the system and its self-serving, lethal economy.
Brainwashed Republic: India’s Controlled Systemic Deracination
Brainwashed Republic: India’s Controlled Systemic Deracination
By Munieshwar A Sagar & Neeraj Atri About the Book : The education system in India …
Occupied Territories of Bharat
Occupied Territories of Bharat
By Alok Bansal & Nidhi Bahuguna Most Indians are unaware that the territory depicted on maps …
Woman in Islam
About : This study discusses woman’s status under Islam; it discusses Islamic laws relating to marriage, divorce and dower; it discusses polygamy and concubinage which were not long ago important political institution of Islam; they were made possible by its fast-growing Imperialism and they in turn had fully served its expansionist needs.
Pseudo-secularism: Christian missions and Hindu resistance
The Christian missionary orchestra in India after independence has continued to rise from one crescendo to another with the applause of the Nehruvian establishment manned by a brood of self-alienated Hindus spawned by missionary-macaulayite education.