Rethinking India: The Politics of the Marginalized
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Rethinking India: The Politics of the Marginalized

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Explore the complex political landscape of marginalized communities in India with “Rethinking India.” Edited by [Editor’s Name(s)], this book delves into the struggles, resilience, and activism of marginalized groups, examining their impact on Indian politics. Gain insights from diverse perspectives and contribute to a deeper understanding of social justice and equality. Buy “Rethinking India” today to understand the changing dynamics of power and representation. ISBN: 9780143468059

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  • ISBN-13: 9780143468059
  • Publisher: Penguin Random House India
  • Binding: SB
  • No of Pages: 736
  • Weight: 674 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0143468057
  • Publisher Date: 22 Apr 2024
  • Height: 223 mm
  • Spine Width: 51 mm
  • Width: 140 mm

11 reviews for Rethinking India: The Politics of the Marginalized

  1. Sonakshi Sharma –

    An important book, well-researched and insightful. Explores important topics.

  2. Khushi Maheshwari –

    Some chapters were stronger than others. Overall, a valuable contribution to the discussion. The book’s focus is a bit narrow.

  3. Ajay Kumar Nagar –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Indian politics and social justice. Great perspectives.

  4. Somya –

    The writing style was uneven across the different essays, making it a challenging read.

  5. Prashant Singh –

    Eye-opening! Challenged my preconceived notions. I would suggest this book to my friends.

  6. Ankit Bhowmick –

    Good starting point, but requires further reading to fully grasp the complexities.

  7. Sarah Daniel Satdive –

    It can be repetitive in certain sections. But provided great data.

  8. Sonu Kumar Singh –

    Informative, yet dense. Needed more real-life examples to keep me engaged. It could use a bit editing too.

  9. Ashutosh Goswami –

    Excellent collection of essays! Really makes you rethink the power dynamics in India.

  10. Aishwarya Jeggan –

    A thought-provoking read, but sometimes felt a bit academic. Sheds light on important issues.

  11. Abhay Tiwari –

    Gave me a new understanding of marginalized communities in India. Powerful!

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