Bharatiya Charamapantha (Manobikshanik Dristibhangir Aloke)

This book offers a detailed exploration of Indian extremism from a psychological perspective, tracing its origins and evolution. It highlights the influence of nationalistic thought, the ideas of key intellectuals, and the socio-political context that gave rise to revolutionary movements. By analyzing figures like Rabindranath Tagore, Swami Vivekananda, and Bankim Chandra, the book examines the mental and philosophical foundations of extremism. Additionally, it critiques the role of the Indian National Congress, British colonial economic exploitation, and the development of India’s nationalist identity, providing new insights into the country’s journey to independence.

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