Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose evam Veer Savarkar
Hindu Dharm ke Rakshak (Kshtrapati Shivaji Mahamana Malviya-Veer Savarkar)īhartiya Swadhintha Aandolan ke Praneta (Ghokhle Gandhi-Swami Shradhanand Veer Sawarkar) Yug-Purush Veer Savarkar (Vicharak evam Romanchak Jeevan-Gatha) Hindutva evam Rasthravaad (Tilak, Gandhi evam Savarkar kee Vishesh Sandrav main Ek Visleshan) Swadhinta Sangram evam Sanskritik Rashtrabaad (V.D. Veer Savarkar: The Man who could have prevented PartitionĪajanam Kaaraavaas arthath Andaman kaa 'Priya Pravas' Savarkar: The True Story of the Father of Hindutva Vinayak Damodar Savarkar: The Much-Maligned and Misunderstood Revolutionary and Freedom FighterīJP and The Evolution of Hindu Nationalism: Savarkar to Vajpayee to Modi
Stormy Savarkar: The Revolutionary Who Jumped the Ship Veer Savarkar Wangmaya Pratishtan, Dhwani Veer Savarkar: A Multifaceted Personality Veer Savarkar Wangmaya Pratishtan, Bhagyanagar Savarkar and Hindutva: The Godse Connection Samagra Savarkar Wangmaya: Writings of Swatantrya Veer V.D. Swatantryaveer Savarkar: A Guide to Indian Revolutionary Movement These include Books and various articles. But, finally, if u r not too interested in history, u would want to skip this.There are a lot of articles and books available covering Veer Savarkar. Or that Savarkar's book on 1857 was considered inspirational by people all across the political spectrum and banned by the British. Also, found out that the Hindu Mahasabha was instrumental in easing (somewhat) the plight of Hindus in Hyderabad pre-independence. Savarkar's Hindutva reminds me of a term i read recently 'atheist Jew' or 'atheist Zionists' especially bcoz Savarkar was an atheist and strongly against all dogma unlike the religious right that claims him today. Liberalism shouldnt be a noose by which others hang you. If Gandhi and Nehru couldnt do it, no-one can. That reminds me, how do u counter religious fundamentalism of those like Jinnah & co ? Gandhi's appeasement/approach clearly lost and I dont think accomodation works. But, then this was the only biography even worth picking-up probably because the name has become such a taboo unlike Jinnah who enjoys a considerable following in India and abroad. There are also too many unnecessary descriptions of his movements or speeches which r beyond getting tiresome. Also, the major events related of India, say Civil Disobedience, Quit India are altogether ignored or discussed only as Savarkar's reactions. The author indulges in hero-worship and as in old Bollywood, the hero is 'Rin ki safedi' white and no criticism whatsoever.
2.5/5 Firstly, this is an old-fashioned biography by the 'Padma Bhushan' awardee biographer.
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