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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.
Yogabrata Mukhopadhyay –
This book offers a compelling exploration of Indian history, focusing on the complex and often turbulent relationships between Hindus and Muslims over centuries. Written with an emphasis on facts and backed by meticulous references, it stands as a commendable resource for history enthusiasts seeking clarity on sensitive topics.
What sets this book apart is its commitment to neutrality. While delving into contentious periods such as invasions, cultural exchanges, and political rivalries, the author refrains from imposing personal biases. Instead, they let the evidence and historical records speak for themselves, making it a refreshing read in a landscape often muddied by partial narratives.
The language is simple and accessible, making even intricate historical details easy to follow. The narrative flows smoothly, ensuring readers remain engaged throughout. It’s a perfect blend of scholarly rigor and readability, catering to both academic and casual readers.
For anyone looking to understand India’s past, particularly the dynamics between its two largest religious communities, this book is a must-read. It not only educates but also encourages a deeper reflection on how history can shape societal perceptions. A wonderful addition to the library of anyone interested in unbiased historical accounts.