A work that delineates the making of the mind of an intellectual wading through ‘uneasy’ patches and perturbing moments in these troubled times—yet growing with it all. Rajni Kothari’s Memoirs, which he calls the ‘journey of my mind’, is not an autobiography; yet it accommodates much more than that genre can offer. He tries to capture the idea of the nation as well as address a plethora of questions that have left his mind in a state of perennial unrest. This is a book on history—this is a book on politics—this is a book about how democracy can thrive. Yes. Divergent ideas coalesce in Kothari’s work. Simple and brilliant—like the man himself.
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