Terrifying Vision: M.S. Golwakar, the RSS and India
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  • ISBN-13: 9780670999507
  • Publisher: Penguin Books
  • Publisher Imprint: Penguin Books
  • No of Pages: 184
  • ISBN-10: 0670999504
  • Publisher Date: 30 Mar 2007
  • Binding: Paperback

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Weight 0.5 kg

21 reviews for Terrifying Vision: MS Golwakar, the RSS and India

  1. Nooli Siri –

    I struggled with some of the interpretations. Heavy, dense, and a bit biased.

  2. Vijay Kumar –

    Not an easy read, but a crucial one. It helps connect the dots.

  3. Sadhna Patel –

    Essential for understanding the complexities of Indian politics.

  4. Muskan Kaushik –

    Provides vital context for understanding India’s political landscape.

  5. Sandeep –

    Eye-opening and disturbing. It leaves you with a lot to consider.

  6. Bhukya Sharun Rathod –

    It is well-researched, though I found it somewhat repetitive at points.

  7. Pulkit Sharma –

    Chilling to see the roots of current issues. Hard to stomach at times.

  8. Isha Choudhary –

    Opens your eyes to a disturbing reality. A crucial read.

  9. Ashutosh Kumar Singh –

    A must-read for anyone wanting to understand the RSS’s influence.

  10. Kokila Nautiyal –

    A chilling expose. The book could have explored counter-arguments.

  11. Shreya Sahu –

    Helps to understand the history, though it can feel one-sided sometimes.

  12. Pankaj Yadav –

    Offers a terrifying glimpse into the past and present. A cautionary tale.

  13. Yashika Methi –

    An important work, but not without its flaws. I wanted more nuance.

  14. Madhavi Gupta –

    Important historical analysis. The writing style is a bit dry, however.

  15. Siddharth Vankam –

    A deeply unsettling but important read. Golwalkar’s ideology is presented starkly.

  16. Jahanvi –

    Revealing and unsettling. It challenges your understanding of India.

  17. Mayank Kumar Singh –

    Gives good insight into a complex subject. It could be more balanced.

  18. Ashish Kumar –

    A difficult but important book. Some parts were tough to get through.

  19. Poushali Bhowmik –

    Vital reading for understanding the roots of Hindu nationalism.

  20. Harshil Singh –

    Heavy but informative. It made me uncomfortable, which is perhaps the point.

  21. Pooja R D –

    Disturbing content, but necessary to confront. A powerful and thought-provoking exploration.

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