Gandhi and Adivasis: Tribal Movements in Eastern India (1914-1948)
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Gandhi and Adivasis: Tribal Movements in Eastern India (1914-1948)

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“Discover the untold story of Gandhi’s influence on tribal movements in Eastern India (1914-1948). Debasree De’s book, “Gandhi and Adivasis,” explores the complex relationship between Gandhian philosophy and Adivasi activism. ISBN: 9789391928728. Explore the intersection of nonviolent resistance and tribal identity in this compelling historical account.”

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  • ISBN-13: 9789391928728
  • Publisher: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: English
  • Spine Width: 21 mm
  • Width: 203 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9391928722
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2022
  • Height: 254 mm
  • No of Pages: 234
  • Weight: 432 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

22 reviews for Gandhi and Adivasis: Tribal Movements in Eastern India (1914-1948)

  1. Charu Aggarwal –

    This book sheds light on a complex historical interaction. Some chapters are more engaging than others.

  2. Subham Singh –

    Provides a balanced view of Gandhi and Adivasi movements. Certain arguments were not fully convincing.

  3. Divyan Aggarwal –

    I learned a lot about a lesser-known aspect of Gandhi’s work. The writing was a bit dry at times.

  4. Sarthak Arora –

    De offers a needed perspective on Gandhi’s influence on Adivasi movements. Some parts were dense, but overall informative.

  5. Abhishek Kumar Srivastav –

    Well-researched and insightful. A few repetitive arguments, but worth the effort. Provides good historical context.

  6. Tanushri Mehra –

    A valuable contribution to understanding Gandhi’s legacy. It could be more accessible to a wider audience, though.

  7. Sahil Lamba –

    An important book for understanding tribal history in India. At times, the narrative feels a bit disjointed.

  8. Shrestha Ahiya Ekka –

    A great addition to the history of tribal movements in India. It provides a very detailed analysis. Sometimes, too detailed.

  9. Kushal Jaiswal –

    Opens your eyes to a new perspective on Gandhi. But the academic writing could be improved.

  10. Prateek Arya –

    Challenging but rewarding. A good addition to any history collection. The terminology can be difficult to understand at first.

  11. Ankit Patel –

    Gives a detailed account of a specific historical period. It can be tough to get through due to the writing style.

  12. Prasannajit Sahoo –

    Important research on a crucial period. Explores the nuances of Gandhi’s relationship with Adivasis. A bit heavy on jargon though.

  13. Harsh Sharma –

    Insightful and informative. Sheds new light on tribal movements. A little dry, but the content makes up for it.

  14. Swati Pangti –

    This book is eye-opening, but prepare for some dense academic writing. Offers an important counter-narrative.

  15. Revat Mehra –

    De’s work is commendable for bringing this topic to light. Certain sections felt disconnected from the main narrative.

  16. Priyanshu Kumar Gupta –

    Excellent historical research. Occasionally gets bogged down in detail, but overall a very good read.

  17. Anant Kumar Yadav –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Indian history. It could use some editing to make it more concise.

  18. Prafull Jagdish Jakate –

    A fascinating look at Gandhi’s impact, but sometimes feels a bit academic. Still, a worthwhile read for history buffs.

  19. Satabdi Das –

    An interesting read, though a bit scholarly for my taste. The topic itself is quite important and relevant.

  20. Chanchal Chauhan –

    Detailed, informative, and insightful. A great academic resource. Some prior knowledge of Indian history is helpful.

  21. Abhijeet Moitra –

    A valuable resource for understanding Gandhi’s influence. Sometimes hard to follow for a casual reader.

  22. Ankit Patel –

    A complex topic explored with great depth. The writing is dense, requiring patience, but it’s rewarding.

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