Shruti Kapila’s Violent Fraternity: Indian Political Thought in the Global Age review: The violent making of a people
As India, under Hindutva, pursues the ‘unfinished agenda’ of Partition 75 years on, Shruti Kapila’s book helps readers make sense of the deep-rooted violence in India’s polity
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