India, Bharat and Pakistan

The narrative skillfully elucidates the collaborative alliance formed between proponents of Middle Eastern coloniality and the British colonial establishment, a partnership that proved detrimental to the Indic civilization. The book not only aims to unravel the challenges faced by the Indic civilization during the turbulent period from 1740 to 1924 but also endeavors to draw parallels with contemporary times. The overarching goal, consistent with its predecessor, is to inspire readers, particularly Bharatiyas, to engage in a critical and decolonial study of Bharat’s history, particularly in the context of the Constitution. By fostering a nuanced understanding, the book seeks to balance the reverence towards the document with a measured sense of proportion, perspective, and purpose, encouraging a thoughtful exploration of Bharat’s historical trajectory.