Explore the complex relationship between Winston Churchill and India in Kishan S. Rana’s “Churchill and India: Manipulation or Betrayal?” This compelling hardcover delves into Churchill’s early years as a subaltern in India, his political ascent, and his pivotal role as Prime Minister during WWII. Discover his profound distrust of Indian independence and his intricate machinations to preserve the British Empire. The book uncovers Churchill’s failure to grasp India’s decolonization and his subtle influence on events, including the 1947 Partition. Drawing on rich archival sources, this study offers a fresh perspective on the British Empire’s final days and Churchill’s enduring, often hidden, impact on the subcontinent. An essential read for students and enthusiasts of colonial history, imperialism, and South Asian studies.