Patel : Sardar of many missions / edited by Sidharth Mishra.

Contributor(s):

Mishra, Sidharth [editor]

Language: English Publication details: Ghaziabad : Centre For Reforms, Development & Justice, 2020.Description: 177 p. ; 24 cmISBN:

9789353962326

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DDC classification:

923.254M75P R0

Summary: From featuring on the cover of the TIME magazine in its edition dated 27 January 1947 to the building of Statue of Unity in 2018, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's image presents a roller -coaster journey between created perception and truthful doppelganger. While on one hand we had historical and political narratives which have relegated Sardar's role, and on the other there are counter-narratives which have sought to define him in relation vis-avis his longtime colleague Jawaharlal Nehru. This volume attempts to free itself from the apron strings of both the chronicles and present a fair evaluation about one of the most revered leaders of modern India.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

From featuring on the cover of the TIME magazine in its edition dated 27 January 1947 to the building of Statue of Unity in 2018, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's image presents a roller -coaster journey between created perception and truthful doppelganger. While on one hand we had historical and political narratives which have relegated Sardar's role, and on the other there are counter-narratives which have sought to define him in relation vis-avis his longtime colleague Jawaharlal Nehru. This volume attempts to free itself from the apron strings of both the chronicles and present a fair evaluation about one of the most revered leaders of modern India.

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