Summary:
The book examines the impact of European colonialism on India's indigenous civilizational framework, arguing that colonial narratives have shaped India's identity and continue to influence its constitutional and legal systems. It delves into the historical and intellectual roots of this coloniality, advocating for a decolonized understanding of India's past and present.
Key points:
1. Coloniality: The book explores how colonialism still impacts India's socio-political and legal structures, causing a disconnect from its indigenous values.
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