Hindus in Hindu Rashtra by Anand Ranganathan (Hardcover) | Indian Politics Book, State-Sanctioned Apartheid, Controversial Bestseller

Genre: Political Commentary, Social Issues, Indian Affairs

Description:
Hindus in Hindu Rashtra by Anand Ranganathan is a hard-hitting exposé on the contradictions in India’s socio-political fabric. Despite being the majority, the author argues that Hindus are increasingly marginalized in a state that is supposedly their own relegated to second-class citizens by policies that appease minority vote banks and uphold selective secularism. Ranganathan presents real-world examples, legal analysis, and historical context to show how constitutional and political frameworks have enabled this systemic discrimination. The book discusses issues like unequal rights in education, religious institutions, and speech, questioning whether India truly functions as a secular democracy or practices a form of state-sanctioned apartheid against its majority. Written in a bold, unflinching tone, this book aims to spark uncomfortable but necessary conversations about equality, identity, and justice in modern India. Hindus in Hindu Rashtra is a provocative and deeply engaging critique for readers who wish to understand the hidden layers of India’s democracy.