The Jana Sangh, a political party born in the fiery crucible of India’s post-independence years, occupies a unique space in the nation’s political narrative. This book delves into the history, ideology, and legacy of this party, offering a critical lens through which to understand its impact on the evolving political landscape of India.
Founded in 1951, the Jana Sangh emerged amidst a nascent democracy grappling with the challenges of nation-building. The scars of partition were still fresh, and questions of national identity, social cohesion, and economic development loomed large. The Jana Sangh, with its roots in Hindu nationalism, offered a distinct vision for India’s future.
