Dr. Shubhra Parmar

"Bhartiya Rajneeti Mein Mahilaen: Avadharana aur Vimarsh offers a distinctive perspective on women’s political empowerment. Rather than relying on broad claims, the authors present well-reasoned arguments that cut through both traditional misconceptions and foreign theoretical impositions. The book places the Indian experience in conversation with global feminist thought, highlighting India’s own rich intellectual traditions and the agency of its women. In keeping with Delhi University’s 2020 syllabus, this work brings together conceptual analysis, key debates, and scholarly insights that deepen one’s understanding of women’s roles in Indian politics. It serves as a valuable resource for students of political science, gender studies, and sociology, and will also be helpful to UPSC aspirants seeking clearer insight into issues related to women and governance."



Books

BHARTIYA RAJNEETI MEIN MAHILĀEN: AVADHĀRAṆĀ AUR VIMARSH / WOMEN IN INDIAN POLITICS: CONCEPTS AND DISCOURSES

Aditya Kant

Aditya Kant is a journalist by calling, storyteller by soul, and educator by destiny. With nearly three decades across India’s leading newsrooms—including Hindustan Times, The Times of India and others—he brings newsroom precision and literary depth to every endeavour. Presently a Professor of Eminence at the Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala, Aditya guides the next generation through the evolving landscape of AI-powered journalism while continuing to explore the human heart through mystery, thrillers, and romance set in the mountains. His first book, High on Kasol, examined drug trails and the disappearances of foreigners in the Parvati Valley and attracted wide attention for its investigative courage and atmospheric storytelling. Before joining academia, his last assignment as a journalist was with The Statesman as Senior Executive Editor.



Books

GHOST, HORROR AND HILLS: WHERE FOLKLORE AND EERIE MISTS LINGER

Salvatore Babones

In this thoughtful and meticulously researched book, Salvatore Babones brings clarity to a debate on Indian democracy and the reasons it has survived for more than seven decades. Using comparative data and original historical analysis, he situates India within both global democratic standards and its own long institutional journey. Rather than offering simple praise or criticism, Babones reveals a system that is imperfect yet robust, pressured yet adaptive and deeply rooted in dharma. Salvatore Babones is an associate professor of sociology at the University of Sydney.



Books

DEMOCRACY WITH DHARMA: THE SUCCESSFUL INDIAN EXPERIMENT

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