Unmasking Indian Secularism - HASAN SUROOR

In A Bold Attempt To Help Break The Impasse In Hindu-muslim Relation, This Book Brings A Much-needed Perspective To A Polarized Debate On Conflicting Notions Of Secularism. It Calls For De-hyphenating The So-called 'muslim Question' (place Of Muslims In A Hindu-majority India) From The Wider Debate On Secularism And Advocates A Hindu-muslim Deal Based Around The Centuries-old Common Cultural Heritage Skirting Religious A Refreshing Break From Liberal Orthodoxy, The Book Explores The Idea Of A Secular Hindu State Which Will Recognize Hinduism As The Official Religion But Guarantee Equal Rights To All Its Citizens, Irrespective Of Their Faith: A Version Of Britains Secular Christian State. An Incisive Analysis Of Why Secularism Failed And The Rise Of Majoritarian Hindu Nationalism, It Underlines The Urgent Need For A Road Map To Restore Communal Harmony Before Its Too Late For Course Correction.