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Palassi se Vibhajan Tak aur Uske Baad : Adhunik Bharat Ka Itihas - Shekhar Bandyopadhyay
Palassi se Vibhajan Tak aur Uske Baad : Adhunik Bharat Ka Itihas - Shekhar Bandyopadhyay
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This is the Hindi version of the most popular English textbook From Plassey to Partition and After
The features of the revision are:
A new Chapter 9 has been added. Chapter 9 titled ‘Swatantrata aur Vibhajan ke Pashchat’ [After Independence and Partition] is the last chapter of this book. This chapter covers the significant development taken place in the history of modern India until 2014. This chapter talks about the problems of partition and refugees; Nehruvian State and its policy; the decline of Congress party system; the major political development in coalition era; rise of the Dalit parties like BSP; and the environment movements like Chipko, Narmada Bachao andolan etc. This chapter also covers India-US Civil Nuclear Deals [ signed in 2008]; ASEAN; BRICS; and has also included a discussion on the spectacular come back of BJP led NDA.
Updated Bibliography
One new map ‘India in 1956’ has been added – which gives the reorganization of states after the independence in 1947. Whereas in the first edition Maps given were up till 1947. New Preface for the second edition
This book is essentially a reference book on the history of Modern India. It is a general history of India under British rule from the eighteenth century to the events and movements up to 2014. It is divided in to nine thematic chapters which focus more on the Indian people than on the colonial rulers. In other words, it is a very useful account of the emergence of India as a nation and its development in contemporary times as of 2014. It is the most updated book on its subject as it incorporates most recent researches in this area of study.
As the praise of the first edition :
“The best and most objective account of the period” – Tony Ballantyne, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies.
“Accessible and thorough, this laudable textbook, will find place in every undergraduate’s essential reading list and in every history library.” – Partho Datta, The Book Review
“This book takes into account the materialistic factors in [its] analysis, which makes [it] more comprehensive than many others.” – M. Abul Fazal, Dawn
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The features of the revision are:
A new Chapter 9 has been added. Chapter 9 titled ‘Swatantrata aur Vibhajan ke Pashchat’ [After Independence and Partition] is the last chapter of this book. This chapter covers the significant development taken place in the history of modern India until 2014. This chapter talks about the problems of partition and refugees; Nehruvian State and its policy; the decline of Congress party system; the major political development in coalition era; rise of the Dalit parties like BSP; and the environment movements like Chipko, Narmada Bachao andolan etc. This chapter also covers India-US Civil Nuclear Deals [ signed in 2008]; ASEAN; BRICS; and has also included a discussion on the spectacular come back of BJP led NDA.
Updated Bibliography
One new map ‘India in 1956’ has been added – which gives the reorganization of states after the independence in 1947. Whereas in the first edition Maps given were up till 1947. New Preface for the second edition
This book is essentially a reference book on the history of Modern India. It is a general history of India under British rule from the eighteenth century to the events and movements up to 2014. It is divided in to nine thematic chapters which focus more on the Indian people than on the colonial rulers. In other words, it is a very useful account of the emergence of India as a nation and its development in contemporary times as of 2014. It is the most updated book on its subject as it incorporates most recent researches in this area of study.
As the praise of the first edition :
“The best and most objective account of the period” – Tony Ballantyne, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies.
“Accessible and thorough, this laudable textbook, will find place in every undergraduate’s essential reading list and in every history library.” – Partho Datta, The Book Review
“This book takes into account the materialistic factors in [its] analysis, which makes [it] more comprehensive than many others.” – M. Abul Fazal, Dawn
