Bhatkav ke 67 Varsh

The present book, 67 Years of Distraction: Some Issues, is an analytical examination of some of the major events and national problems from Indias independence to 2014, within a historical context. It describes the Indian leadership and its various activities, highlighting their thinking and practical aspects. The book critically examines some key issues. It delves into the immense pain and numerous problems resulting from the partition of India based on religion, the hasty drafting of the Indian Constitution based on Western models, disconnected from Indian culture and past, the extensive debate and discussion surrounding it in the Indian Constituent Assembly, the education policy based on Western perspectives, the dominance of English over the native language and the distortions in textbooks, the blatant mistakes made in Kashmir, the spectacular victories of the Indian Army in four major Indo-Pakistani wars, the shameful defeat in the war with China, and the policy of Muslim appeasement and its various manifestations, which, instead of integrating Indian Muslims into the mainstream of the nation, have been dominated by electoral vote politics. This book will undoubtedly be helpful in examining the turmoil in various regions over the past 67 years, and the indecisive state of disorientation, isolation, mutual conflict, and stagnation within Indias political leadership.