370: Undoing the Unjust: A New Future for J&K
370: Undoing the Unjust: A New Future for J&K
The most definitive account of how Article 370 was abrogated. The inside story of how Prime Minister Narendra Modi turned the seemingly impossible into a reality. An eye-opening read on the damage Article 370 inflicted on Jammu and Kashmir.
A book that will interest diverse readers, including students, scholars and historians.
Whispers of the Unknown : Kashmir Files
This book is the English translation of Sri Raka Sudhakar ‘s Agnyatha Kashmir files.
Many in J&K fought against the darkness of separatism as sparkles, burning themselves. Many became stars in the sky and lit up. Some became lamps and gave light. Only after the courage and sacrifice of many Indians did the map of our country become complete.
These are the stories of a handful of such heroic figures. Every breath, while being absorbed in the infinite air, invoked the unity of Bharat in the last moment. These are the stories of some of the many who became devotees of Bharat.
Syama Prasad Mookerjee: Life and Times
Syama Prasad Mookerjee: Life and Times
Dr Mookerjee was an educationist, politician and patriot who often opposed the official narratives of his time but fought consistently for India’s independence and pre-eminent position in the world. His life has remained largely unexplored till now. This biography aims to rectify that omission by examining his life in detail and shedding light on the turbulent and contentious events of his times.
మనదే మనదే కాశ్మీరం manade manade kaashmiram
కాశ్మీర్ కథ Kaashmir Katha ( Telugu )
యావద్భారతాన్ని చిరకాలంగా కలవరపరుస్తున్న కాశ్మీర్ సమస్యకు మూలమేమిటి?
ఈ కథ ఎక్కడ మొదలైంది ? ఎన్ని మలుపులు తిరిగింది? సుందర కాశ్మీరాన్ని పాకీ దయ్యాల దిబ్బగా మార్చిన పాపంలో ఎవరి వాటా ఎంత ఎంత? అనర్థాలకు అసలు కారణమైన 370వ అధికరణం ఏ పరిస్థితుల్లో పుట్టింది ? కాశ్మీర్ కూ, దేశానికీ ఎంత హాని చేసింది?
Radicalization in India: An Exploration
Radicalization in India: An Exploration
Brief :
Since the 2000’s, as the situation slipped from staged protests, sedation, insurgency, terrorism, and fanatic religious radicalisation of the younger generation, the Union before used force to keep Kashmir in control. But it overlooked the more salient follow-up imperative – offering the people a right nationalist narrative and follow it up with good governance. It is unfortunate that as the situation went from bad to worse, barring few, there was very little formal effort to delve into the roots of the problem. This book fills that gap.