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Aurobindo
0₹1,599.00Uncover the politico-ideological foundations of Aurobindo, a key architect of Indian nationalism. Bidyut Chakrabarty’s insightful analysis explores his crucial role from 1893-1910, detailing his nationalist strategies like passive resistance and boycott alongside leaders like Lal-Bal-Pal. This book offers a deep dive into Aurobindo’s distinct ideas on nationalism, his visionary model for education, and the profound influence of the Bhagavad Gita on his vision for India’s freedom. An indispensable resource for understanding India’s rich political history and freedom struggle.
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Constitutional Democracy in India (Routledge Studies in South Asian Politics)
0₹17,110.00Discover the intricate journey of India’s constitutional democracy. This book re-examines its origins, arguing against the ‘borrowed doctrine’ narrative by tracing politico-ideological processes from British Enlightenment ideas to India’s own constitutional designs, evident in key nationalist reports. Gain a profound understanding of how India’s governance structure evolved. Essential for students and scholars of Indian Political Theory, South Asian Politics, and anyone keen on the foundational principles of Indian governance and political liberalism.
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Ethics in Governance in India
0₹3,302.82Unravel the crucial link between ethics and effective governance in India. This insightful academic work delves into the theoretical underpinnings of public ethics, exploring how societal values shape governmental frameworks. Discover the author’s critical analysis of corruption in India, its roots, and the challenges faced by governmental efforts to combat it, all viewed through the lens of globalization. Essential for students and scholars of Indian Politics, Political Philosophy, and Public Administration, this book offers a profound understanding of governance reforms and societal needs. Navigate the complexities of ethical governance in contemporary India with this indispensable read.
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Ethics in Governance in India (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0₹11,208.82Explore the critical nexus of ethics and governance in India. This insightful volume critically examines the ethical foundations of Indian governance, delving into the challenges of corruption and governmental responses within national and global contexts. It analyzes how societal standards shape ethical practices in public administration and the efficacy of anti-corruption measures. An essential read for students of Indian politics, public administration, and political philosophy, as well as professionals and citizens concerned with ethical governance and combating corruption in India.
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Hindu Nationalism in India: Ideology and Politics (Routledge Studies in South Asian Politics)
0₹17,110.00Explore the evolving ideology and politics of Hindu nationalism in India with this seminal study. Bidyut Chakrabarty provides a deep dive into right-wing movements, tracing their chronological evolution and ideological adaptations from the late 19th century through to contemporary India. Understand how Hindu nationalist organisations have remained relevant, adapting to become a powerful vote-catching device. This book is essential for researchers and students focusing on Indian politics, nationalism, religious politics, and South Asian studies, offering critical insights into modern India.
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India’s Constitutional Identity: ideological beliefs and preferences (Routledge Studies in South Asian Politics)
0₹17,110.00Uncover the dynamic evolution of India’s constitutional identity. This compelling analysis delves into the historical context, key judicial pronouncements, and socio-economic forces shaping Indian constitutionalism. Discover how shifting politico-ideological values have transformed India’s democratic framework and legal landscape. An indispensable resource for academics, students, and professionals in Indian politics, law, constitutional history, and South Asian studies seeking a nuanced understanding of India’s foundational beliefs.
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Indian Constitution
0₹645.00Master the Indian Constitution with this comprehensive exploration of India’s supreme law. Delve into its historical evolution, key articles, fundamental rights, and significant amendments that shape Indian polity and governance. This essential guide is a must-read for political science students, UPSC aspirants preparing for civil services, and citizens seeking a deeper understanding of Indian democracy. Equip yourself with crucial knowledge of India’s foundational legal document.
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Localizing Governance in India (Routledge Studies in South Asian Politics)
0₹17,700.00Unlock the evolution of Indian governance with this essential analysis. Dive into the historical and intellectual trajectories of participatory governance in India, exploring how localizing governance emerged as a vital response to democratize administration. This insightful volume examines Western influences and Indian experiences, conceptualizing participatory democracy as a contextual solution. A must-read for political scientists, historians, and students of South Asian politics seeking to understand India’s unique democratic path.
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Rabindranath Tagore’s Ideational Challenges
0₹1,299.00Uncover the intricate socio-cultural and politico-ideological challenges addressed by Rabindranath Tagore in his profound literary works. This essential read offers a critical analysis of how India’s Nobel laureate responded to contemporary societal norms and nationalist aspirations, reframing views on human diversity. Delving into his novels and short stories, it illuminates his unique vision for the Indian subcontinent. A must for students of Indian literature, cultural studies, and admirers of Tagore’s intellectual legacy, this book provides deep insights into the nuanced ideas that shaped modern India. Discover the brilliance of Bengali literary thought.
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The Socio-political Ideas of BR Ambedkar: Liberal constitutionalism in a creative mould (Routledge Studies in South Asian Politics)
0₹1,095.00Explore the profound socio-political ideas of BR Ambedkar, a pivotal figure in India’s fight against caste discrimination. This insightful analysis delves into Babasaheb’s unique brand of liberal constitutionalism, tracing its roots in his experiences and opposition to dominant nationalist discourse. Discover how his concept of social justice emerged as a powerful emancipatory tool, offering a fresh methodological approach. Essential reading for students and scholars of Indian political theory, South Asian politics, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of India’s journey towards constitutional democracy.
