About the book : 

This book discusses the complexity of relations between Hindus and Muslims in India through the latter part of middle ages to the present, in a simple and concise manner. It gives an overview of the political developments post 1857, the Deobandi, Barelvi, Aligarh, Tablighi movements and the Two-nation theory, the formation of Muslim League, the language controversy, the politics of Partition of Bengal, the rise of Hindu groups, the fiasco of Hindu-Muslim Unity, the Pakistan movement, the momentous and tragic events leading to the Partition of India and its aftermath, and finally the tricky political landscape in independent post-1947 India dominated by appeasement politics to the present times.

About the Author : 

Anurag Johari is an avid writer who delves deeply into various socio-political issues, often examining them through a

historical lens. He is a researcher with a holistic view of contemporary socio-political dynamics and has keen interest in Indian history, culture, and philosophy and regularly writes for numerous online platforms on these subjects. He works with think-tanks to analyze societal issues, aiming to find root-causes and offers ideas for creating a more harmonious society. He examines historical events and circumstances from a strategic perspective, providing an understanding that goes beyond conventional narratives, revealing both radical and rational perspectives to uncover the truth. He also explores the interconnectedness of historical events with modern-day issues.

Anurag is associated with a research-based organization ‘Bharat Punj Foundation’ connected to
history and sociological research. He is well connected to the Indian heartland and facilitates various events of BharatPunj to promote history and culture among Indian youths.

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