Uncover the intricate shifts in the Indian Left amid neoliberal reforms. This insightful analysis re-examines West Bengal’s Left Front government, delving into its transition from an agricultural to a pro-market agenda post-1991. It explores the political strategies employed to manage this change while sustaining traditional rhetoric. Utilizing nuanced, inductive political-economic analysis grounded in primary and published materials, the book offers a textured understanding of recent political developments. Essential reading for academics in Political Science, Political Economy, and South Asian Studies, and anyone tracking India’s economic transformation and the evolving Indian Left.