The First Naxal: An Authorised Biography of Kanu Sanyal
Authorised biography of Kanu Sanyal. The Naxal leader of the tribal and peasant uprising of Naxalbari in West Bengal
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1984
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Our Moon Has Blood Clots
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Curfewed Night
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Modi’s India
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