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Peasants Betrayed
Rated 4.08 out of 5 based on 12 customer ratings
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SKU: 9788173049194
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“Peasants Betrayed” by Kapil Kumar (9788173049194) examines the complex relationship between peasant struggles and the Indian national movement. Kumar argues that dominant leaders, businesses, and the landed aristocracy suppressed peasants, a practice continuing today. This historical perspective offers insights into contemporary rural India. Explore the ongoing betrayal and its impact on modern society.
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Disha Dey –
A necessary, albeit disturbing, account. The book highlights the exploitation of peasants but can be quite depressing to read.
Rishi Prasad Agrahari –
The book is a powerful analysis of historical injustices. I learned a lot. The writing is sometimes overly academic.
Vishesh Nautiyal –
An eye-opening book that is thought provoking. The book highlights how the peasants were betrayed. It can be a little dense.
Muhammad Ammar Aftab –
A thought-provoking read. Kumar sheds light on a forgotten aspect of Indian history. It could be more engaging, though. Some parts felt repetitive.
Avdhut Arjun Rane –
A must-read for understanding rural India! The book gives very detailed context and is very informative. A bit slow at times.
Ayush Singh Rajput –
Excellent analysis! This book provides a great understanding of the historical context of peasant movements. Highly recommended for history enthusiasts.
Sayyad Aadil –
Important but dense. ‘Peasants Betrayed’ offers a crucial perspective on rural India’s past and present struggles. It’s insightful, if a bit dry.
Anonymous –
Essential reading! This book explains the complexities of peasant exploitation. It is little difficult to follow at times.
Manoj M –
Deeply researched and compelling. This book offers a grim, yet important, view of the struggles faced by Indian peasants. Very insightful!
Manav Verma –
Gives important context. ‘Peasants Betrayed’ explores the long-standing issues, but I wished there was more focus on solutions.
Aditya Chhaganbhai Boricha –
While informative, ‘Peasants Betrayed’ felt like a bit of a slog. The topic is important, but the presentation could be better.
Anonymous –
Kumar’s work is a valuable contribution. The writing could be more accessible to a wider audience, but the message is powerful.