Book Review | Shadows At Noon: An Unsympathetic Depiction of India

JC’s predisposition in ‘Shadows at Noon: The South Asian Twentieth Century’, towards an unsympathetic depiction of India is a vivid example of the kind of assassination Western social science and a systematically skewed historical analysis constantly engage in

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