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  • Between the Monsoons: A Political Allegory

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    by Anindya Nandi ...
    Series Book 1 - 1
    Between the Monsoons by Anindya Nandi is a compelling political allegory that explores the gradual erosion of moderation in society and governance. Set in the fictional town of Samatvapura, the novel traces the transformation of an ordinary teacher, Rajesh Kumar Roy, as he witnesses the death of "spring" — a metaphor for balance, tolerance, and dialogue — in an increasingly polarized world. ... Read more

    $4.99 CAD

  • The Fractured Throne

    India's Coalition Era and the Remaking of a Nation

    by Anindya Nandi ...
    The Fractured Throne: India's Coalition Era and the Remaking of a Nation offers a vivid and rigorously researched exploration of India's dramatic transition from single-party dominance to the age of coalitions. Anchored in the author's own journey as a young naval recruit in 1996—a year marked by political upheaval and the collapse of Atal Bihari Vajpayee's 13-day government—the book uses the ... Read more

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