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Hindu Nationalism provides a comprehensive academic analysis of one of South Asia’s most influential political movements. Chetan Bhatt explores the historical roots, ideological frameworks, and contemporary expressions of Hindu nationalism, tracing its evolution from colonial-era responses to modern political mobilization.
The book examines how Hindu nationalist ideology has shaped Indian politics, society, and international relations. Bhatt critically analyzes the relationship between religious identity, national identity, and political power, offering insights into the movement’s appeal, internal contradictions, and global dimensions. Through historical case studies and theoretical perspectives, the work provides readers with a nuanced understanding of how religious nationalism functions in the world’s largest democracy.
This scholarly examination is essential for understanding contemporary Indian politics, communal relations, and the broader phenomenon of religious nationalism in the 21st century.
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