Caste Pride
A very well researched book on the legal battles fought against caste inequalities in India
A very well researched book on the legal battles fought against caste inequalities in India
“Being Adivasi” is a collection of essays that provides insight into various aspects of the lives of Tribal people.
RSS- The Long And The Short Of It, is a short, crisp and informative book on RSS. It tells the readers what RSS stand for, who are its ideological heros, how RSS see India as a Nation and what are its views on nation, Constitution, individual freedom and caste system.
Gita Ramaswamy’s Land, Guns, Caste, Woman is a powerful memoir about activism, caste, bonded labour, land struggles, and rural Telangana.
Nandita Haksar’s The Many Faces of Kashmiri Nationalism explores Kashmir’s modern political history through the lives of Sampat Prakash and Afzal Guru.
Carlo M. Cipolla’s The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity uses five laws and a simple economic model to explain stupidity, human behaviour, and its social damage.
The Living Mountain is a reminder of the times we are living in, exploiting nature for profit.
Christopher Snedden’s Understanding Kashmir and Kashmiris is a detailed political-history book that helps readers understand Kashmir, its people, borders, conflict, and disputed regions.
Freny Manecksha’s Behold, I Shine captures how conflict and militarization in Kashmir have affected women, children, families, public spaces, and everyday life.
The Last Heroes is a fine book by P.Sainath capturing the lives of foot soldiers of Indian Freedom Struggle. A wonderful amalgamation of history, biography and story telling.