Shunting The Nation by Aniruddha Bose explores the world of India’s railway workers against the backdrop of one of the most turbulent decades in modern Indian history. Blending labour history, politics, and public life, this book reveals how the railways became a stage for struggle, resilience, and change.
Readers interested in Indian history, workers’ movements, and the making of the nation will find a compelling, ground-level account here. It offers a vivid look at the people who kept the country moving while the nation itself was being reshaped.
