‘Peasants’ Resentments and Resistance: A Glimpse on Rural of Sikkim 1914-1950’ by Rajen Upadhyay offers a deep dive into the struggles of Sikkimese peasantry against feudalism during the World War period. This insightful book, stemming from PhD research, uncovers the diverse strategies, folksongs, and hidden transcripts used by rural communities to challenge oppressive systems. Discover their deep-seated grievances, their strategies for survival, their collective resistance, and their eventual engagement with political organizations for significant change. This scholarly work sheds light on the lesser-known history of rural Sikkim, providing valuable perspectives on social and political movements. Explore the resilience and determination of the Sikkimese people in the face of adversity.