Gita Press and the Making of Hindu India by Akshaya Mukul is a compelling work of history and cultural reportage that traces the rise of one of India’s most influential publishing institutions. The book explores how Gita Press shaped religious reading, public discourse, and ideas of Hindu identity across generations.
Blending archival research with sharp observation, Mukul offers readers a nuanced look at print culture, nationalism, devotion, and politics. If you are interested in modern Indian history, religion, or the power of books to shape society, this title provides an engaging and thought-provoking read.
