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over 6 years ago

One of the biggest takeaways: in areas of state neglect, both the Church and the RSS offer a semblance of state services, which helps them to spread their respective ideologies. In this, the RSS learns from Church's methods. #OneBookonIndiaAWeek

Krzysztof Iwanek @Chris_Iwanek

almost 7 years ago

Prashant Jha's 'How the BJP Wins' is valuable as a collection of observations on the ground-level work of the BJP. But it is also not very rigorous as research and confined to certain areas. It is good as a book on 'How the BJP Won UP in 2014 and 2017'. #OneBookOnIndiaAWeek

Krzysztof Iwanek @Chris_Iwanek

almost 7 years ago

'The Most Dangerous Place: A History of United States in South Asia' by @srinathraghava3 is an amazingly rich book. One of its main takeaways is, I think, that Washington has a long tradition of misunderstanding India and thinking of her in stereotypes. #OneBookonIndiaAWeek

Krzysztof Iwanek @Chris_Iwanek

almost 7 years ago

I have mixed feelings about Vikram Sampath's 'Savarkar: Echoes from a Forgotten Past. 1883-1924' It's a thorough academic work. It also makes use of sources in Marathi. It contains a lot of information on Savarkar's early life that I didn't find elsewhere. #OneBookOnIndiaAWeek

Krzysztof Iwanek @Chris_Iwanek

almost 7 years ago

Ornit Shani's 'How India Became Democratic' is a great work. 1 of its points:Indian democracy wasn't just an extension of colonial political system. To the contrary: democracy took roots in India largely due to the effort of Indian administration post 47. #OneBookOnIndiaAWeek

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