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India in the Interregnum
0₹1,195.00Uncover India’s critical 1946-1947 transition period and its often-overlooked interim government. This compelling history delves into the eleven months that navigated independence, Partition, and the continuance of the British state apparatus. Rakesh Ankit’s work restores identity to this vital phase, exploring the coalition’s work and its profound legacy in shaping contemporary India. Essential reading for students of Indian history, scholars, and anyone fascinated by the intricate path to post-colonial India. Dive deep into this pivotal moment often overshadowed by the final act of empire.
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The Kashmir Conflict: From Empire to the Cold War, 1945-66 (Routledge Studies in South Asian History)
0₹17,700.00Explore the pivotal Kashmir conflict from its origins in the British Indian Empire through the Cold War. Rakesh Ankit’s detailed study uncovers the dispute’s under-researched transnational dimensions, revealing how international concerns and the dynamics of decolonisation shaped India and Pakistan’s relationship. This book examines Kashmir’s evolution from a post-imperial issue to a key Cold War geopolitical flashpoint. Essential for students and scholars of South Asian History, international relations, and Cold War history seeking a comprehensive understanding of this enduring conflict.
