Description
“Broken Republic” is a collection of essays written by Arundhati Roy, an acclaimed Indian author and activist. Published in 2011, the book addresses various social and political issues in contemporary India, particularly focusing on the marginalized communities and conflicts in areas such as Kashmir, Bastar, and Orissa.
The essays in “Broken Republic” provide a critical analysis of the impact of globalization, development projects, and government policies on the lives of indigenous peoples, farmers, and other vulnerable populations. Arundhati Roy explores themes of inequality, injustice, environmental degradation, and the erosion of civil liberties in India.
One of the central topics of the book is the ongoing conflict in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, where Maoist insurgents are engaged in an armed struggle against the government. Roy examines the complexities of the conflict and its human toll, as well as the government’s response, including its use of military force and the displacement of indigenous communities.
“Broken Republic” is characterized by Arundhati Roy’s passionate and eloquent writing style, as well as her commitment to social justice and human rights. The book has sparked important debates and raised awareness about pressing issues facing India today, making it a significant contribution to contemporary political discourse.
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