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Bharat Vikhandan

By Rajiv Malhotra

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About the book

Bharat Vikhandan is a book that speaks in favour of the latent potential within India and its diverse culture. It argues that the country’s integrity is being diluted by three prominent Western cultures and discusses the resulting effects of the process.

This book examines the origins of the famous Dravidian movement that shaped the vast culture of our nation, while also focusing on the Dalit Identity and its current situation. It has been also noted that the book predominantly concentrates on the subordination, surveillance and subversion of Independent India.

Bharat Vikhandan makes for a powerful read while closely observing the changing trends in modern India and questioning the reasons behind its growth and eventual dilution. It makes for an eye-opener and is a wakeup call to the nation as whole, forcing to rethink our priorities and allegiances. It has been praised for its historiographical and confrontational content while refusing to shy away from hard truths that need to be discussed. This book was published by Harper Hindi in 2014 and is available in paperback.

Key Features:

This is the Hindi translation of the title Breaking India by the same author.

Pages: 588

Available in: Paperback

Language: Hindi

Rajiv Malhotra

After studying physics and computer science, Rajiv Malhotra worked as a senior executive in the software and telecom industries before becoming a management consultant and then launching his own ventures in twenty countries. He took early retirement in the mid-1990s at the age of forty-four and established Infinity Foundation, a non-profit organization based in Princeton, New Jersey.

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