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Beyond the Congress: Jana Sangh, Socialists, Liberals, Swatantra and the Communists Who Ran Kerala
The parties outside the Congress umbrella: Bharatiya Jana Sangh (1951), the Socialist breakaway (1948), the Liberal Federation of Sapru, the Swatantra Party as 1967's largest opposition, Kerala's first Communist government (1957) and the 1969 bank nationalization.
The Reformer and the Visionary: Alauddin's Markets and Tughlaq's Experiments
One Sultan fixed the price of everything from grain to horses to fund history's first standing army in India. His successor tried to move the capital 1,500 km, print token currency, and tax a famine-struck doab, and failed spectacularly at all three. The Khaljis and Tughlaqs, explained.
Reforming the steel frame: lateral entry, Mission Karmayogi and the ARC reports
The steel frame creaks under politicisation, the transfer raj and generalism. The committee lineage from the First ARC to the Baswan Committee, the lateral entry debate, and Mission Karmayogi’s attempt to turn karmacharis into karmayogis.