Denial and Deprivation: Indian Muslims after the sachar committee and Rangnath Mishra Commission Reports
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Denial and Deprivation: Indian Muslims after the sachar committee and Rangnath Mishra Commission Reports

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Facing denial and deprivation, Indian Muslims grapple with inequities despite Sachar & Mishra Commission reports. This book examines population, education, economy, poverty, and government representation, revealing persistent disparity and marginalization. Explore Urdu, madrasa education, Waqf, and political responses. Discover a roadmap for inclusive growth and community mainstreaming.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789350981924
  • Publisher: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • ISBN-10: 9350981920
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2019
  • Language: English

21 reviews for Denial and Deprivation: Indian Muslims after the sachar committee and Rangnath Mishra Commission Reports

  1. Aniket Mulmule –

    The data is presented clearly. Sometimes hard to follow the author’s line of reasoning. Still a good source.

  2. Lalatendu Pradhan –

    Eye-opening and essential reading for anyone interested in Indian politics and social justice. Could be more accessible to a wider audience.

  3. Riddhi Sawaria –

    I found some arguments unconvincing. It felt like a one-sided perspective on complex issues. It is still somewhat helpful.

  4. Abhishek Rout –

    An eye-opening account. Should be required reading for policymakers. I was deeply moved by the facts presented.

  5. Sana Rehman –

    While informative, the book could benefit from a more engaging narrative. The data is presented well, though.

  6. Vishakha Khanna –

    This book is a must-read. It highlights a crucial aspect of Indian society that is often overlooked. Deeply insightful!

  7. Shashank Kannoji –

    A valuable contribution to the discourse on minority rights in India. Highly recommend for students and researchers.

  8. Parmar Manank Pravinbhai –

    Important but depressing. The book reveals uncomfortable truths about inequality. Needs to be more widely discussed.

  9. Rishikesh Chaudhary –

    Provides a much-needed perspective. I wish there were more solutions-oriented discussions included in the book.

  10. Kaushank Verma –

    Detailed and comprehensive. Provides a solid understanding of the issues discussed in the reports. Good analysis.

  11. Mehakdeep Singh –

    The writing style is a bit dry. I wish the author used a more engaging tone and writing style.

  12. Shubham Jindal –

    This book is a valuable addition. Offers crucial insights into the realities faced by a significant population. Highly recommended.

  13. Vishnuvardhan Veeravijaybabu Pinjala –

    The book provides valuable insights, however, at times, the writing felt biased. Still, a worthwhile read for understanding the challenges.

  14. Suraj Kumar –

    A powerful and important book. It is incredibly well-researched, a comprehensive study of marginalization.

  15. Siddharth Goyal –

    A good resource for understanding the challenges. Lacks a clear roadmap for future action. Overall, it is insightful.

  16. Bhavna Sharma –

    Offers a critical examination of the reports and their impact. It’s a thought-provoking but heavy read.

  17. Mohammad Fahim Faisal –

    An important work that sheds light on the realities faced by Indian Muslims. Compelling and insightful.

  18. Afnas –

    A critical analysis of the Sachar and Mishra reports. Explains the on-ground realities well. Sometimes repetitive.

  19. Sony Benny –

    A comprehensive look at a complex issue. Some sections were a bit dry, but overall informative. Sheds light on important data.

  20. Kushal Lohia –

    The book is informative but dense. Requires significant concentration to fully grasp the arguments presented.

  21. Jyotirmayee –

    Well-researched and detailed. It highlights the systemic issues faced by Indian Muslims. A bit academic but worth the effort.

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