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The Movement That Made India Believe It Could Win, Then Gandhi Stopped It
In August 1920, Gandhi asked a whole nation to stop cooperating with its rulers, and for the first time since 1857, India answered as one. Then a mob in a UP village burned 22 policemen alive, and Gandhi pulled the plug on his own movement.
The Streets Speak: Social Movements in Post-Independence India
From anti-Hindi agitations to farm-law repeals, from Dalit Panthers to Pinjra Tod: how organised ordinary people, outside parties and Parliament, kept rewriting the republic.
From Chipko to Hashtags: The New Grammar of Social Movements
From Chipko's tree-huggers to the Lokpal crowds to #MeToo India: how Indian social movements reinvented themselves after 1980, environmental, feminist, anti-corruption, and digital-age waves, with their critiques.