Hindutva and Violence Against Women by Brinda Karat is a sharp and urgent work that examines the deep links between ideology, power, and gendered violence in India. Drawing on political analysis and social realities, the book highlights how women’s bodies and freedoms are often targeted in the service of larger communal and patriarchal agendas.
Readers looking for a thoughtful, issue-driven book will find a compelling and accessible account of a crucial public concern. Hindutva and Violence Against Women invites reflection, discussion, and a deeper understanding of the forces that shape women’s safety, rights, and resistance.
