Keeping the Jewel in the Crown: The British Betrayal of India Paperback – 20 August 2019
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Keeping the Jewel in the Crown: The British Betrayal of India Paperback 20 August 2019

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Discover the untold story of India’s independence in “Keeping the Jewel in the Crown.” Rachna Bisht Rawat reveals Britain’s deliberate obstruction of political progress, leading to chaos and a legacy of distrust. Explore the hidden truths behind the British betrayal of India in 1947. ISBN: 9780143449140

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  • ISBN-13: 9780143449140
  • Publisher: Penguin
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Width: 15 mm
  • ISBN-10: 0143449141
  • Publisher Date: 20 Aug 2019
  • Height: 22 mm
  • No of Pages: 304

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Weight 0.5 kg

9 reviews for Keeping the Jewel in the Crown: The British Betrayal of India Paperback 20 August 2019

  1. Karan Gurbani –

    Rawat’s book is a powerful indictment of British policies. While emotionally charged, it offers a valuable perspective on India’s past.

  2. Hargun Kaur –

    Informative but dense. The level of detail can be overwhelming at times. Still, I learned a lot about the betrayal

  3. Khushi Srivastava –

    A good introduction to the topic. However, it lacks the depth and nuance that I was hoping for. Still, worth a read.

  4. Kamlesh –

    Eye-opening and disturbing. This book shed light on aspects of Indian independence I hadn’t considered. A must-read for history buffs.

  5. Prashant Kumar Yadav –

    It was fine. I liked learning about a different point of view of Indian independence.

  6. Vikas –

    I was captivated by the revelations in this book. It challenged my understanding of history and left me with a lot to ponder. Highly recommended.

  7. Rahul Rinwa –

    An interesting take, though sometimes repetitive. The betrayal narrative is compelling, but the writing could be more engaging.

  8. Janmayjai Kotawala –

    A well-researched account, but felt a bit one-sided. Rawat presents a strong case, yet I craved more diverse perspectives. An okay read.

  9. Gauni Saurav –

    The book kept my attention. The author did a great job and I have a better understand the independence.

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