V. Geetha Libros

Exploring Bhimrao Ambedkar's engagement with socialism, the book connects his political and philosophical concerns, particularly the annihilation of the caste system and untouchability. It emphasizes assessing socialist thought within the Indian context through Ambedkar's critique of social structures. Key themes include his views on colonial rule, nationalism, and his radical critique of caste and Brahmanical philosophies, alongside his unique interpretation of Buddhism. The work presents a comprehensive overview of the influences shaping Ambedkar's thought.

Mahatma Gandhi led a lifelong search for social peace and political non-violence. Committed to dialogue across classes, cultures and faiths, his life and politics stand testimony to a remarkable civic life, which valued restraint, tolerance and transparency above all else. This book historicizes his earnest and provocative writings—on the bomb, Zionism and Palestine, the partition of India—showing his ideas maturing over time into a unique model of public action.

Exploring the theme of impunity surrounding sexual violence, the book delves into how perpetrators often act without regard for the consequences of their actions. It highlights the historical and ongoing challenges to this impunity through courageous speech and advocacy, both in legal settings and beyond. By emphasizing the importance of recognizing shared humanity and the suffering of victims, it promotes a politics of accountability and an ethics rooted in compassion and justice.