Politics and Society in Changing India

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Social scientists generally write about the national or international affairs and rarely do they come down to the lower levels. They may write about villages but somehow the middling towns do not attract their attention. This is about a middling town–Nellore to be precise, which is the southern boundary of Andhra Pradesh. Every textbook of Indian history shows Nellore as the boundary of Emperor Ashoka and Aurangazeb. It had its own history and its own, heroes–men and women–who contributed to the making of this country’s history. This ethnic study describes and analyses the social and political movements, its peculiarities in an apparently light-hearted manner, though if one were to think deeply about them, one can find the national character being reflected in them. This is not completely typical of Indian townships, though through this microcosmic study one can discern the dynamics of townships in India. This book is of immense use to all students and teachers of political science, sociology and public administration.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR K. Seshadri

K. Seshadri is one of the senior teachers of political science having worked in the various colleges of Osmania University before joining the Jawaharlal Nehru University as Professor of Political Science. He was Chairman, the Centre of Political Studies and was alsos Hony. Director of Northern Regional Centre of ICSSR. He has a number of books to his credit including the latest Stagnation and Change in India and change India and Srivaishnavism and Social Change. He has published more than a hundred articles in reputed national and international journals.

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Title
Politics and Society in Changing India
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
817594157X
Length
viii+152p., Index; 23cm.
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