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Making of India

by Ranbir Vohra

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A broad survey of India's search for political identity in the context of a culture marked by strong conflicting socio-religious traditions. The book surveys the historical development of India from earliest times through British colonialism to the present.Succinct, balanced discussions-- compare Indian historical development with that of China; -- view the development of Indian civilization and political culture in terms of the socio-religious conflicts and traditions of Hindus and Moslems; -- include the politicization of religion and communalization of politics in the current era which pits Moslems against Hindus, challenging the unity and secular nature of the Indian state.… (more)
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A broad survey of India's search for political identity in the context of a culture marked by strong conflicting socio-religious traditions. The book surveys the historical development of India from earliest times through British colonialism to the present.Succinct, balanced discussions-- compare Indian historical development with that of China; -- view the development of Indian civilization and political culture in terms of the socio-religious conflicts and traditions of Hindus and Moslems; -- include the politicization of religion and communalization of politics in the current era which pits Moslems against Hindus, challenging the unity and secular nature of the Indian state.

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