Hastantar 3

• Author: Shankar Ghosh
• Publisher: Ananda Publisher
• Language: Bengali
• ISBN: 9788177562750
• Pages: 376
• Format: Hardcover
• Weight: 511 g

Description

Hastantar 3 by Shankar Ghosh completes the trilogy that offers an in-depth analysis of India’s political history, spanning the period from 1963 to 1997. This final volume delves into the crucial events that shaped the nation, examining both domestic and international political shifts.

• Political and Social Events: The book covers key historical events like the rise and fall of the United Front, the Naxalite movement's end, the declaration of the Emergency, and the assassination of Indira Gandhi. It also discusses the significant political changes in West Bengal under the Left Front and the tragic demise of Rajiv Gandhi.

• Bangladesh’s Liberation: One of the most notable events discussed is the creation of Bangladesh, which marked a significant shift in South Asian geopolitics. The author reflects on how this event not only led to the defeat of Pakistan but also signaled a loss for American diplomacy in the region.

• Historical Reflection: The narrative also highlights the ironic episode of Jyoti Basu, a lifelong communist leader, being offered the opportunity to lead the nation. This political irony, where a man who had once rejected the idea of India’s independence is offered the role of Prime Minister, stands out as a poignant moment in India's political journey.

• Comprehensive Political Insight: Ghosh’s insightful analysis provides readers with an understanding of the interplay between national politics and international diplomacy during the mid-20th century. The final volume of Hastantar serves as a critical source for anyone interested in Indian politics and its complexities.

This book is an essential read for those who want to delve into the intricate political history of I