Ekatma Bharat Ka Sankalp: Ḍr. Mukherjee aur Jammu- kashmir, 1946-1953 / Devesh Khandelwal
By: Khandelwal, Devesh.
Publisher: Delhi: Prabhat Prakashan, 2018Description: 318 p.ISBN: 9789352663507.Other title: एकात्म भारत का संकल्प.Subject(s): Politics and government -- India -- Jammu and KashmirDDC classification: 320.0954609045 Summary: ''Ekatma Bharat Ka Sankalp'' is a complete solution to the questions raised in the context of Jammu and Kashmir from 1946-1953. In response, the then government declared Dr. Mukherjee to be communal and fascist; Because he was not a supporter of the policies adopted for this state. These policies were never really in the interest of India.The book brings to the fore the failures of the Nehru government at the Center and the Abdullah government in the state; who created a stalemate in the state. At the same time it presents an in-depth and unbiased study of Dr. Mukherjee's arguments.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 320.0954 REG- Regional reflections: comparing politics across India's states | 320.09541 BAR-D Durable disorder: understanding the politics of Northeast India | 320.09546 VAI-; How partition rocked Jammu and Kshmir | 320.0954609045 KHA-E Ekatma Bharat Ka Sankalp: | 320.095491 PAK- Pakistan: democracy, development and security issues | 320.0958 POW- Power and change in Central Asia | 320.1 BAR-; Critique of the state |
''Ekatma Bharat Ka Sankalp'' is a complete solution to the questions raised in the context of Jammu and Kashmir from 1946-1953. In response, the then government declared Dr. Mukherjee to be communal and fascist; Because he was not a supporter of the policies adopted for this state. These policies were never really in the interest of India.The book brings to the fore the failures of the Nehru government at the Center and the Abdullah government in the state; who created a stalemate in the state. At the same time it presents an in-depth and unbiased study of Dr. Mukherjee's arguments.
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