About this Book

"THE FORGOTTEN HISTORY OF INDIA" by Arun Anand sheds light on the significant events and stories that have been conveniently erased from India's historical narrative. Arun Anand takes readers on a journey through these obscured moments in history, revealing a series of overlooked or forgotten episodes that shaped the course of India’s struggle for independence, the battles that followed, and the political battles that continue to this day. This book goes beyond the well-known accounts of India's history and delves into the untold stories of bravery, valor, and resilience that have been buried in the dusty archives, waiting to be unearthed.

***** book challenges the conventional memory of India’s struggles, highlighting instances such as the lesser-known 1967 Sikkim border war where India avenged its 1962 defeat to China, yet this victory remains largely forgotten in the collective memory. It also sheds light on the role of the RSS in defending the sacred Sikh shrine, Darbar Sahib, during the 1947 communal violence, and the political battles that led to restrictions on free speech—a topic that is still relevant in today’s political landscape. Arun Anand’s work compels readers to reconsider how India’s history has been shaped by selective storytelling, whether in the form of political narratives or media influence.

***** bringing to light the suppressed history,

***** FORGOTTEN HISTORY OF INDIA" serves as both an eye-opener and a wake-up call, urging citizens to reflect on the stories that have been omitted or distorted over time. The book is not just about the past; it is a reflection of the ongoing struggle to preserve truth and history in the face of political maneuvering. Anand’s deep research and analysis make this book a crucial resource for those who seek to understand the true depth and complexities of India’s journey.

***** "THE FORGOTTEN HISTORY OF INDIA" is a vital contribution to Indian historical literature, encouraging readers to confront the forgotten aspects of India’s past and question the narratives that have long been accepted without challenge.

***** “Arun Anand’s exploration of India's forgotten history is a masterpiece. He brings to light powerful stories that have been hidden for too long. A must-read for anyone who cares about uncovering the untold truth behind India’s past!”

***** “A fascinating read that challenges many of the popular narratives about India's history. Arun Anand does a great job of highlighting overlooked events and offering a fresh perspective on the political struggles of India. Highly recommended for history enthusiasts.”

***** “This book provides an insightful look into the parts of India’s history that have been swept under the rug. The way Anand connects these forgotten events to today’s political climate is impressive. While engaging, some parts could have been explored in more detail, but overall a very enlightening read.”

***** “An informative book that uncovers hidden historical gems, but some of the discussions feel repetitive. Still, it's a solid read for those who want to learn more about India’s untold stories.”

***** “An interesting attempt to revive the forgotten history of India. While the narrative is compelling, some parts lack depth and could have benefited from more thorough research. Nonetheless, it’s a good resource for those seeking to broaden their historical knowledge.”