The first time I had heard the word urban Naxalite was during the arrest of the Indian poet Varavara Rao. Anyway, I did not follow up on that case and time slipped like usual.

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Though there are many contradictions, such as landlord-landless labourer, factory owner-factory worker, money lender-borrower, male-female, inter-religious, inter-caste, rural-urban, agricultural-industrial, intra-feudal or intra-capitalist, and even imperialist-colonizer etc, one cannot get distracted by every oppression that one comes across. The revolutionary must focus on the principal contradiction and create or use the revolutionary atmosphere and bring about successful revolution. And as more conditions arise, it's clear there's a fine line between commitment and betrayal... and neither of us knows where that line falls. Sukumar Shidore of Loksatta wrote "As the content of the book is multi-dimensional, it is hoped that the discerning reader will delve into its various aspects". [5] Milind Champanerkar of The Wire wrote "Considering the singular images of 'gunmen, burakhadhari', it seems that this book can provide a lot of insight into the reality, breaking through the myths about the extreme left". [6] Controversy [ edit ]The Author Resource Round Table on Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/topic/group_folder/116489?group_id=26989

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Be part of our book reading community with BBS yearly & LRQ quarterly reading challenges, SRx1x3x3 monthly group reads & #ShhPolls. Chat books in Shhare Books, post & find Book Dealz & get your game on in our PLA⚔️ROOM. Plus, follow us on social media where we feature #ShhQuote, #ShhaStagram & Fun facts.Through out the book I came to know whole existing judicial system is untenable to solve pending cases. Even though political system is becoming uncouth,vile and uncivilised. When she isn't writing, she's spending the days with Doc G, Liv and Gray Gray, and their wild golden retriever. She and Doc G drink way too much coffee, eat way too much candy, and fight like they've been married for hmm how long has it been now?

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Most of us dread to use a public toilet but Kobad chose to live in the slums to understand ground-level situations. I wonder, why! Jawaharlal Nehru spent 17 years in prisons and Nelson Mandela 29. Of course, prison changed both of them.We were supposed to be terrified of this man like he’s “in the mob” was in the military and like he’s killing a torturing people. Bruh he’s a glorified federal employee like should I be scared of my mailman. Like it just was so stupid it felt like the author wanted the guy to be “good” and scary which it didn’t work. Also the fmc sister was involved as well and that shit was so dumb. Laslty here are all the weird comment and things I just felt could’ve been cut from the story. Born in the cradle of upper-middle-class privilege in a Mumbai Parsi household and educated at one of India’s finest schools, Kobad Ghandy’s life and career could have scaled heights in the bustling world of corporate finance. Only it did not. Instead, he chose to become an activist working for the oppressed of the country.

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Her twin sister was hooked on drugs and was currently in juvie at the time she left, leaving behind a much calmer atmosphere. The Wire (in Marathi). 16 January 2022. Archived from the original on 21 December 2022 . Retrieved 21 December 2022. This book covers some heavy subjects that I feel are super relatable to a lot of people, especially women (i.e. miscarriages) as well as things like heartbreak, anxiety, and depression. But it overall helped the characters become more relatable and I loved how their broken pieces just fit each other so well. Their romance had all the tension and heat, while giving you some tiny swoonworthy moments between the couple.Here’s the thing: I hate books with twins. I didn’t know that there would be twins when I started reading this so I tried to push past it (I promise I really did). Like usual with twins in books, there’s secrets, competitive (ish) attitudes, good-twin/bad-twin complexes, and all around a lot of hurt on both sides. I could have moved on past all of this. What I couldn’t move past was the MMC’s relationship with the twin. Review: Fractured Freedom - A Prison Memoir by Kobad Ghandy". Hindustan Times. 16 April 2021. Archived from the original on 21 December 2022 . Retrieved 21 December 2022. Fractured Freedom: A Prison Memoir is a book was written by Kobad Ghandy. The book is divided into three parts: Motivation and Drive Behind Action; a Decade in India's Prisons, and; Contemplation and Consideration of Justification. It was published on 16 March 2021 by Roli Books. [1] [2] Critical reception [ edit ] English Version [ edit ]