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Instead of indulging in the kind of communal narrative that is in vogue these days, [the author] takes pains to highlight India’s composite culture, which the British did much to destroy. The book is written from the point of view of a secular nationalist. He has taken great pains to collect a lot of evidence to expose some of the classic falsehoods in colonialist histories, including false accusations against Indian rules and “a few examples of misappropriation of our history”.

Instead of indulging in the kind of communal narrative that is in vogue these days, [the author] takes pains to highlight India’s composite culture, which the British did much to destroy. The book is written from the point of view of a secular nationalist. He has taken great pains to collect a lot of evidence to expose some of the classic falsehoods in colonialist histories, including false accusations against Indian rules and “a few examples of misappropriation of our history”.