India’s Secularism: New Name for National Subversion presents Sita Ram Goel’s critique of the concept and practice of secularism in post-independence India. The book argues that political interpretations of secularism have often led to unequal treatment of communities and weakened national cohesion. Drawing upon historical events, political developments, and ideological debates, the author examines the relationship between religion, state policy, and national identity. The work remains a significant contribution to discussions on Indian politics, secularism, and cultural nationalism.
Author Name: Sita Ram Goel
Publication Name: Voice of India
Language: English
