Veer Savarkar : The Man Who Could Have Prevented Partition

India''s 75th Independence year reflects on Partition''s tragic legacy. Veer Savarkar''s efforts for unity and national security are emphasized, debunking false accusations against him. The book also praises the Modi government for implementing Savarkar''s vision.

If Indiaooks forward to its 75th year of Independence, it is alsoooking at 75 years of the country''s partition. Perhaps the biggest human tragedy of the twentieth century, it was marked by unparalleled violence that was suppressed by interested parties for their own political and ideological reasons. In the analysis of the real factors thated to Partitionies theesson to protect India''s unity and integrity, as exemplified by the relentless but unsuccessful attempt by Veer Savarkar to prevent the birth of Pakistan. Arguably the greatest symbol of India''s national integration, Savarkar''s warnings on the threats to India''s security have come true in the past seven decades. Veer Savarkar: The Man Who Could Have Prevented Partition uncovers Savarkar, the thinker and the father of India''s national security who has shown the best possible pathway towards one nation that rises above religious, caste and regional feelings. It also proves the falsity of chargesevelled against Savarkar from time to time and exposes the motives behind them. It reveals, for the first time, the manner in which the Narendra Modi-led government has implemented Savarkar''s national security and diplomatic vision.