What defines India - its spirit, its roots, its identity? This powerful book explores the civilizational, legal, and cultural foundations of Bharat beyond colonial narratives. With clarity and conviction, Sai Deepak invites readers to rediscover India through tradition, dharma, and thought-provoking reflection. A compelling case for reclaiming the soul of a timeless nation.
Key Feature
• Explores the concept of coloniality and its enduring impact on the Indian psyche, society, and institutions beyond the end of physical colonialism.
• Examines the influence of European colonial consciousness and its religious and racial roots on the development of the Indian Constitution.
• Traces the historical period from the Age of Discovery in 1492 to the enactment of the Government of India Act of 1919.
• Presents decoloniality as a civilisational imperative to reclaim indigenous Indic agency in spheres like education, language, and law.
• Argues that seemingly universal constructs such as secularism and humanism have origins in Christian political theology used to subvert native thought.
• Introduces the concept of Middle Eastern coloniality and its shared role with European variants in impacting the Indic worldview.
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