Proselytisation in India; The Process of Hinduisation in Tribal Societies
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Proselytisation in India The Process of Hinduisation in Tribal Societies

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Explore the complexities of religious conversion in India with “Proselytisation in India: The Process of Hinduisation in Tribal Societies” by Anil Rajimwale (ISBN: 9788189833749). This book delves into the often-overlooked Hinduisation within tribal communities, offering a fresh perspective on religious dynamics and social change. Go beyond the headlines and understand the nuanced realities of conversion in India. Discover the impact on tribal societies and the broader implications for religious pluralism. Buy now to explore a critical yet underexplored aspect of Indian social history.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788189833749
  • Publisher: Aakar Books
  • Publisher Imprint: Aakar Books
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 818983374X
  • Publisher Date: 2009
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • No of Pages: 267

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Weight 0.5 kg

22 reviews for Proselytisation in India The Process of Hinduisation in Tribal Societies

  1. Aniket Birda –

    Not a great book. It talks about old ideas. No new facts, figures. Total waste of money.

  2. Meghanjali Bhatt –

    A well-researched book on a complex subject. Highly recommend for those interested in sociology.

  3. Prishita Mohanty –

    The author should have focused on social impact rather than being academic. Its one sided, but good.

  4. Muskan Kaushik –

    Detailed research. Great book for scholars and researchers. Little boring for casual readers.

  5. Jyoti –

    A bit biased. I did not like the tone of book. Author has some issues. Not recommended.

  6. Ujjwal Dingliwal –

    I found the book informative and insightful. Opened my eyes to a different side of the story.

  7. Chayan Bit –

    Provides a unique viewpoint on religious dynamics. It could have been less repetitive, though.

  8. Arosh Kumar –

    Good source of information. Gives references and data for future study. Great efforts.

  9. Abhishek Baranwal –

    An important book shedding light on a crucial topic. Some parts were dense, but overall a worthwhile read.

  10. Alakananda Chatterjee –

    A thought-provoking read, but I wish it explored more perspectives. Still, a valuable contribution to the discussion.

  11. Ridhi Shree –

    Good content. Little slow and research based. Should be more interesting and story like.

  12. Vanshika Saini –

    It’s a good start, but the book needs further development to fully explore the topic’s nuances.

  13. Anurupa Das Sarma –

    The book needs an update. It looks outdated with old references and style of writing. Okay book.

  14. Kavya Yadav –

    The author presents a compelling case. However, I felt some arguments needed more support.

  15. Yashita Wardhan –

    A valuable asset for social science students. Deep research and critical thinking is seen.

  16. Garvit Kumar Gauchwal –

    Interesting topic, but the writing style could be more engaging. A bit dry at times.

  17. Keshav Kumar –

    Not a casual read. Requires time and attention. I enjoyed the topic, but need to reread it.

  18. Sushant Chandra –

    Book is written for particular audience. It will not be suitable for all. Some part are not clear.

  19. Sumit Kumar Jayant –

    Very happy with the book. Author has tried to give balanced view. Some points are really eye opening.

  20. Prajjwal Yadav –

    Nice effort. Topic is very delicate, but author has tried his best. Some topics are missing.

  21. Hari Om –

    Gives a different angle of conversion in India. Some bias, but it is informative. Recommend to read once.

  22. Yash Agarwal –

    The book offers a fresh outlook. I recommend it to all history and sociology students.

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