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100			_aगुहा, रामचंद्र, _91637066 _eलेखक
245			_aभारत गाँधी के बाद : _bदुनिया के विशालतम लोकतंत्र का इतिहास / _cरामचंद्र गुहा ;अनुवादक सुशांत झा.
246			_aIndia after Gandhi: _bthe history of the world's largest democracy.
246			_aBharat Gandhi ke baad : _bduniya ke vishaaltam loktantra ka itihaas.
260			_aहरियाणा : _bपेंगुइन बुक्स, _c2021
520			_a"Bharat, Gandhi Ke Bad is the Hindi translated edition of India After Gandhi, which documents the important events and happenings that occurred after India attained independence from British rule in 1947. Generally most the history textbooks on India cover events that from pre-historic times till the country gained independence from foreign rule, but this one takes the reader into the reality that lies hidden in the recent times. This was the era that has witnessed laying of the foundation of Indian democracy, where the fledging nation has survived several brutal attacks in the name of religion, caste, class and language. Historian Ramachandra Guha digs out a lot of facts and figures to explain the struggle and pain that the world?s largest democracy has suffered after independence. He has also mentioned much details about some major protests and conflicts that haunted India after the British administrators left the country. Besides the negative turn of historical events, the book also records many of the accomplishments that the nation has made which does make every Indian proud. Even after having faced numerous terror attacks, conflicts and controversial issues, the republic of India has survived and remains united post-independence. The book presents some famous personalities in a very different light, when describing their personal and their political lives. Moreover, Guha also does mentions some lesser-known personalities from among tribals, workers and peasants who have played a major role in making India what it is today. The book is a result of extensive research and the lucid narration makes it an interesting to read that is easy to understand and relate to. Translator Sushant Jha has maintained the original crux of the text in this translated edition and has not attempted to overshadow what the author has actually explained in the original English version. India After Gandhi, the English version was picked as the Book of the Year by Outlook and The Economist and it went onto win the 2011 Sahitya Akademi Award. Following the popularity of this book, the author wrote a second volume, which also has a translated called Bharat: Nehru Ke Baad. About the author: Columnist, commentator and writer, Ramachandra Gua, born in 1958, is one of India?s best historians who has documented recent history. Born and brought up in Dehradun, Gua, a graduate from Delhi University and IIM Calcutta has also taught at Yale, Stanford and University of California. Among the famous books that Gua has written are: India after Gandhi, The States of Indian Cricket and This Fissured Land: An Ecological History of India."--
600			_aMohandas Karamchand Gandhi _y1869-1948 _91637425
600			_aGuha, Ramchandra. _91637608
650			_aMahatma Gandhi _91635400
650			_aIndia _bHistory _91637426
650			_aIndia _bIndependence _91637427
700	1		_aझा, सुशांत, _eअनुवादक _91637428
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