Social Movements in India: Studies in Peasant, Backward Classes, Sectarian, Tribal and Women`s Movements
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Social Movements in India: Studies in Peasant, Backward Classes, Sectarian, Tribal and Womens Movements

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“Social Movements in India” (ISBN: 9788173043352) by M.S.A. Rao offers a comprehensive exploration of various social movements. Analyze peasant, backward classes, sectarian, tribal, and women’s movements, gaining insights into their dynamics, impact, and significance in shaping India’s social landscape. Explore the complexities of collective action and social change with this essential resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in Indian social history.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173043352
  • Publisher: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • ISBN-10: 8173043353
  • Publisher Date: 2008
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

22 reviews for Social Movements in India: Studies in Peasant, Backward Classes, Sectarian, Tribal and Womens Movements

  1. Mrinal Bagai –

    The book covers a wide range of movements, but the analysis sometimes feels surface-level. Worth reading for a broad understanding.

  2. Midhunprasad M –

    While thorough, it’s a bit overwhelming. A good reference book, but not an easy read.

  3. Sumit Kumar Jayant –

    A bit dry and academic, but still a valuable resource. I especially liked the chapters on women’s movements.

  4. Ritesh Raj –

    Excellent insights into the dynamics of social movements. Some chapters are better than others, but overall a good read.

  5. Sanket Rahul Ghodeswar –

    A thorough exploration of various social movements. The writing style is a bit dry, making it a challenging read.

  6. Mohneesh Parte –

    Good starting point, but felt like it needed a more critical perspective. The sectarian movements section was interesting.

  7. Piyush Ojha –

    A good overview, but could be more engaging. It felt like a textbook, which made it difficult to get through.

  8. Aryan Gupta –

    Provides a solid foundation for understanding social movements in India. I found the tribal movement section particularly insightful.

  9. Bhavana Dubey –

    A well-researched and informative book. I’d recommend it to anyone interested in Indian social history.

  10. Panchal Sakshi Ramesh –

    Provides a detailed analysis of various movements. I found it dense but very informative and worth the effort.

  11. Muhammed Sinan K –

    Informative and well-researched. However, the book could benefit from more contemporary examples.

  12. Ansh Dubey –

    A valuable contribution to the field. While dense, the book provides a detailed look at various movements.

  13. Ashutosh –

    The book offers a good historical perspective. Some of the theories feel outdated, but still relevant to understand the basics.

  14. Sahil Khadane –

    An insightful exploration of Indian social movements. Though dense, the information provided is invaluable.

  15. Yuvraj Thakur –

    A decent overview, but felt a bit dated in its analysis. Still, a good starting point for understanding Indian social movements.

  16. Devanshi Gupta –

    Excellent resource for understanding the complexities of Indian society. A bit academic, but worth the effort.

  17. Aaryan Narula –

    Important work, though the writing could be more accessible. Worth it for serious students.

  18. Arpit Kalra –

    A comprehensive and well-written book. Highly recommend it for students of Indian social history.

  19. Advaita Parmar –

    Very comprehensive, although a bit academic for casual readers. The detail on backward class movements was very useful.

  20. Vikash Pandey –

    Comprehensive and detailed. A must-read for anyone studying social movements in India. It could have been more engaging.

  21. Ankur Yadav –

    Rao’s book provides valuable insights, especially on peasant movements. Some sections were dense, but overall informative.

  22. Prakher Nigam –

    Covers a lot of ground, but sometimes lacks depth. Still, a helpful resource for students.

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