J. Sai Deepak Collection (Books I & II): India, That Is Bharat and India, Bharat and Pakistan | Coloniality, Constitutional History and the Making of Modern India
Discover the ideas that shaped modern India. This special two-book collection brings together India, That Is Bharat and India, Bharat and Pakistan, the first two bestselling volumes by J. Sai Deepak. Spanning the period from the Age of Discovery in 1492 to the end of the Khilafat Movement in 1924, these landmark works examine the historical, religious and constitutional forces that shaped Bharat and continue to influence modern India. Through the lens of decolonial thought, the books explore the origins of the Indian Constitution, the impact of European and Middle Eastern coloniality, the evolution of constitutionalism, and the civilisational continuity of Bharat. Inside this collection: Origins and evolution of the Indian Constitution European and Middle Eastern colonial influences on Bharat Constitutionalism, secularism and political theology Indic civilisation and indigenous consciousness Islamic revivalism and the historical road to Pakistan The Khilafat Movement and its enduring legacy Decolonial perspectives on Indian history and constitutional thought Ideal for: History enthusiasts UPSC aspirants Political science students Constitutional scholars Researchers and academics Readers interested in Indic and civilisational studies Bringing together two of J. Sai Deepak's most acclaimed works, J. Sai Deepak Collection (Books I & II) offers a thought-provoking exploration of Bharat's constitutional journey, civilisational identity and the historical forces that continue to shape the nation. An essential collection for readers seeking deeper insights into Indian history, constitutional studies, decolonial thought and the making of modern India.
Categories: Political Theory
