Witness to history: transition and transformation of india (1947-64)

Witness to history: transition and transformation of india (1947-64)

Nehru Centre, Mumbai,

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Focusing on the Nehru era which witnessed several crucial moments in the history of independent India, including the drafting of the Indian Constitution, war and insurgency, and the adoption of the policy of non-alignment, this volume includes essays by eminent scholars, historians, and public figures who were witness to the making of history and were at times closely involved in shaping its course. Focusing on the Nehru era which witnessed several crucial moments in the history of independent India, such as the drafting of the Indian Constitution, war and insurgency, and the adoption of the policy of non-alignment, this volume includes essays by P.C. Alexander, Karan Singh, Inder Malhotra, K. Natwar Singh, and M.V. Kamath, among others--individuals who have been witness to the making of history and who have, in their own way, contributed in shaping its course.>From a recounting of the Nehru years by Karan Singh to personal narratives by M.V. Kamath and Subhash Kashyap to Nehru's foreign policy by K. Natwar Singhto international politic by Muchkund Dubey to Nehru's Kashmir Policy by Balraj Puri--the book includes their reminiscences, recollections, and interpretation of events based on personal knowledge. Written with depth and verve, each essay throws new light on the crucial eighteen years which witnessed the transition and transformation of anewly-independent nation. INDICE: Introductory Note from Nehru Centre P.C. Alexander, 'Witness tro History Karan Singh, 'The Nehru Years' Subhash Kashyap, 'Jawaharlal Nehru: FromFar and Near' Muchkund Dubey, 'Nehru's Vision of the International Order' Jagmohan, 'Two Waves of the Ocean of Nehru's Life' Balraj Puri, 'Nehru's Kashmir Policy' Essay by Inder Malhotra K. Natwar Singh, 'A Brief Survey of JawaharlalNehru's Foreign Policy' M.V. Kamath, 'Jawaharlal Nehru: As I Saw Him' Contributors

  • ISBN: 978-0-19-807434-2
  • Editorial: Oxford University
  • Encuadernacion: Cartoné
  • Páginas: 192
  • Fecha Publicación: 15/09/2011
  • Nº Volúmenes: 1
  • Idioma: Inglés