This book seeks to bring to the reader’s notice, the role of the Communists who often masquerade as messiahs but in fact have other objectives in view. Wielding considerable influence at one time by now they have lost it gradually. However, they still try to make up for it by projecting themselves as larger than life and sometimes mislead the media. Tracing the origin of the movement in India the author highlights the Communist tendency to go against the mainstream. The work probes the erroneous policies of the Communists and pinpoint their faulty evaluation of the motives of different forces at work. Although this study is not an attempt to depict the contemporary scene yet some aspects have been noticed in the courses of analysis.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR S.C. Bhatt
Veteran and journalist, S.C. Bhatt has been whatching and writing about the problems which often appear as intractable but are finally resolved. He has headed a number of media organisation in the course of his career, from the News Services Divisionof AIR to the DAVP, and from the Publicatiosn Divison to the Rand R Division. He has written extensively on current problems and issue of several books like, The Great Divide:-Muslim Separatism and Partition; The Triangle: India-Nepal-China; Satellite Invasion of India, Broadcast Journalism: Basic Principles; Indian Press Since 1955, Scholar Statesman: Shanker Dayal Sharma- A Biography among others. He has also edited The Encyclopaedic District Gazetteers of India, a volumious work of its own kind.
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