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Unique India: India's Opportunistic Democracy and the Rise of Destructive Forces
अनोखा भारत (भारत का अवसरवादी लोकतंत्र, विनाशकारी घटकों का उदय)
Anokha Bharat · in Hindi
A thought-provoking book that exposes the social, economic and political contradictions of a diverse India.
1 letter received| Author on Cover | Vimla Singh & N. Singh |
|---|---|
| Publisher | BFC Publications, Lucknow |
| Category | Social Contradictions & Discourse |
| Format | Paperback |
About the Book
Integrity is the soul of democracy, and discipline its body.
This book examines India's opportunistic democracy — where communalism, secularism, reservation, language disputes, casteism and regionalism are kept alive for political ends, so that vote banks never scatter.
Key Themes
- The political use of communalism and secularism
- The politics of reservation, language, caste and region
- Questions of population, resources and participation
Essays From This Book
Letters & Acknowledgements
Letters received about ‘Unique India: India's Opportunistic Democracy and the Rise of Destructive Forces’ from institutions and public figures. At the author’s request, his private address has been blurred on the scans.
Library acknowledgement
Amiruddaula Public Library, Lucknow
“Your thoughtful contribution stands as a valuable addition to our academic resources.”
— LibrarianAmiruddaula Public Library, Kaiserbagh, Lucknow
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