We, the People of the States of Bharat by Sanjeev Chopra is a thoughtful exploration of how India’s internal boundaries have been drawn, changed, and debated over time. Blending history, politics, and public policy, the book examines the making and remaking of states and regions that shape the country today.
Ideal for readers interested in India’s political evolution, federal structure, and administrative history, this book offers a clear, engaging look at the forces behind state formation and territorial reorganisation. It is a compelling read for anyone curious about how modern India came to be mapped the way it is.
