MITHYAR GADAY SOTYER CHHUCH

On the day when a pack of foxes were heard hookahing in the premises of Delhi''s Jawaharlal Nehru University almost the entire country was startled. Soon it echoed in Jadavpur University as well. It turns out that everyone from the mainstream media to intellectuals from avowed feminists to renowned philanthropists is a supporter of a form of subterfuge. Those who think that India cannot be a sovereign state this land must be broken into many more parts only then people will get justice. Where is the source of this India-hatred? In whose hands is the thread of the protest doll? Is there an unspoken truth at the center of this polarization between extreme nationalism and even more extreme reactionism that could turn the tide of world history? And to prevent this possibility is this battlefield? The author has sought a form of cultural self-identity in this book. In this attempt to remove the veil of falsehood he finds highly relevant the political and spiritual life of an enigmatic hero whose truth is united with the real truth of India—civilization—Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.