To Raise a Fallen People, edited by Rahul Sagar, offers a vivid intellectual portrait of 19th-century India through the voices of thinkers, reformers, and writers who were wrestling with colonisation, identity, and social change. This carefully curated collection shows how Indians understood their world at a time of profound upheaval and how their ideas helped shape the modern nation.
Rich in historical insight and cultural perspective, the book is ideal for readers interested in Indian history, political thought, and the making of modern India. It brings together the debates, anxieties, and aspirations of an era that still resonates today, making it both illuminating and thought-provoking.
