Shabdon Ka Tilism | InDepth Analysis of Indian Constitution | A Collection of 60 Essays on Secularism, Socialism, Emergency Ame

Some of the sixty articles in this collection are essential to clarify context, timeliness, and relevance. For example, Nehru and Ambedkar were not in favor of a secular and socialist constitution. Ironically, today their descendants and followers are championing it. Indira Gandhi, by usurping the powers of a dictator, had the Clique Parliament pass an amendment to the Constitution during the Emergency, incorporating these two words into it. This is documented. An interesting, yet much-discussed and controversial, article is The corrupt and misleading use of the surname Gandhi. Italian Sonia Maino, now known as Gandhi, lived in Rome and Cambridge. Her father, the late Stefano Maino, was a soldier in the army of Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, who fought alongside Hitlers Nazi forces against Joseph Stalins Red Army in Moscow. He was taken prisoner of war and was released after Germanys defeat. Sonias father-in-law, Firoz Jehangir Ghandi, was a Parsi. His ancestors came to India from Iran. He had a love marriage with Indira Gandhi. Mahatma Gandhi was a Gujarati merchant from Kathiawar, and Indira Gandhi adopted his surname. This is well-known history. The remaining articles will undoubtedly interest readers. The material is also based on extensive research and documentation.