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The Long Siege: 500 Years of India’s Struggle for Technopolitical Freedom is a comprehensive historical examination of India’s journey toward technological sovereignty and independence. Author Chaitanya Giri traces the nation’s efforts to break free from technological colonialism and external dependencies spanning five centuries.
This work explores how India has confronted successive waves of technological domination, from colonial-era industrial suppression to modern digital imperialism. The book analyzes India’s strategic responses, indigenous innovations, and policy decisions that shaped the nation’s path toward technological self-determination.
Through meticulous research and historical analysis, Giri demonstrates how India’s struggle for technopolitical freedom intersects with broader themes of sovereignty, economic independence, and cultural preservation. The narrative connects past struggles with contemporary challenges in the digital age, offering insights into India’s position in the global technological landscape.
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