Dive into India’s rich agrarian history, tracing peasant struggles from 1757’s Plassey to the Naxalbari movement. Authored by Shivkumar Mishr, a pivotal figure in India’s revolutionary and left movements, this book delivers a rigorous, non-autobiographical assessment of two centuries of agrarian conflict. Discover the evolution of farmer resistance, the formation of the Kisan Sabha, and the deep roots of rural dissent. Essential reading for students of Indian history, political activism, and anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of India’s socio-economic past and the movements that shaped it.