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🚀 The Book in 3 Sentences A chronicle of the first Anglo-afghan war detailing the events that led to the war, key players involved, it’s effects and aftermath, why the people took the decisions they took It gives insight into the history and culture of Afghanistan a country known as the graveyard of the empires Insight into the happenings of the Indian Subcontinent during the 18th and 19th century 🎨 Impressions The book is complete in and off itself on the account of the First Anglo afghan war. It tried it’s best to present the viewpoints of all the parties involved and how both sides view the initial, intermediate and final events of the war. It has tried to be balanced as possible and where its couldn’t it has presented the reader with all the conflicting viewpoints in it’s raw essence. The book was well researched and the author has visited the place before writing the book. The author has tried his best to showcase how the inefficiency of some high ranking British offici...

🚀 The Book in 3 Sentences It is a complete account of events that unfolded on the fateful night in Ayodhya, when the idol of Ram Lalla was planted inside the Babri Masjid which sparked the beginning of events that led to the demolition of the Masjid It is also a history of how communalism spread in India after it’s independence from British rule; What were the reasons for it? Who were the key instigators. It offers a historical perspective into the early independent years of India what were the major events that were unfolding and how were different key players responding to it 🎨 Impressions The book weaves a narrative around the installation of the idol of Ram Lalla at Babri Masjid, the players and forces involved in this dangerous game, and the historical relevance of these events and people. The motives of the instigators who range from high level politicians and leaders, to swamis, to beurocrats have all been discussed here quite well. The book has tried to be unbiased bu...