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New Nonfiction Books Explore India's History, Development, and Culture

New Nonfiction Books Explore India's History, Development, and Culture
November in nonfiction: Six new titles featuring iconic moments and fabulous histories of India · scroll.in

This November, new books are coming out that tell us interesting stories about India.

One book looks at the British rulers who used to govern India a long time ago, explaining how they took over the country.

Another book talks about how India has grown and changed over many years, becoming a democracy while also facing challenges.

There's also a book about what it's like to use the internet in India today, how people share things online, and the funny and sometimes strange things that happen.

A book about farmers shares the story of a big protest they had to ask for better rules for their farms.

A comedian has written a book about his life, explaining how he always felt a bit different but learned to laugh about it.

Finally, a book explores the time a famous Mexican writer lived in India and how much he loved the country.

These books help us understand India better by looking at its past, present, and cultural connections.

Key facts

Governors of Empire
Amar Farooqui
A Sixth Of Humanity
Devesh Kapur and Arvind Subramanian
The Great Indian Brain Rot
Anurag Minus Verma
Farmer Power
Sudhir Kumar Suthar
The Outsider
Vir Das
The Tree Within
Indranil Chakravarty

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