Bharat Ki Rajneeti Ka Uttarayan By Suryakant Bali
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20.32 x 12.7 x 1.27 cm
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Country Of Origin
India
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Author Name
Suryakant Bali
Genre
Politics
No Of Pages
352
Publisher
Jaico Publishing House
Isbn Code
9.78E+12
Product Description
- "Bharat Ki Rajneeti Ka Uttarayan" is a Hindi-language political book authored by Suryakant Bali, exploring the changing direction ("uttarayan" or northward turn) of Indian politics.
- Unlike books that focus purely on political events or political figures, this work approaches politics through the lens of ideology — specifically an ideology rooted in India's own civilizational thought.
- The author argues that any genuine political ideology for India must be connected to the country's spirituality, dharma, and diverse traditions, rather than borrowed Western frameworks.
- It draws heavily on India's own intellectual and narrative traditions, including the "nigam-agam-katha" (scriptural and storytelling) heritage.
- Central to the book's argument are three major philosophical movements within Indian thought: spirituality (adhyatma), non-dualism (advaita), and devotion (bhakti).
- The book highlights the contributions of three revered sages — Valmiki, Vedvyas, and Sutji Maharaj — noting that all three are traditionally regarded as belonging to marginalized (Dalit) backgrounds, an important point in the author's broader argument about Indian political identity.
- Suryakant Bali is also known for other works such as Bharat Gatha, Bharat Ka Dalit-Vimarsh, and Bharat Ko Samajhane Ki Sharten, which similarly explore Indian society, identity, and politics.
- The book falls under the Politics & Current Events category and is aimed at readers interested in Indian political philosophy from an indigenous/civilizational perspective.