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    V.P. MENON: THE UNSUNG ARCHITECT OF MODERN INDIA

    Filling creditably a gap in the story of India’s transition from Raj to republic, in this provocative, sharp, and urgently needed biography, Narayani Basu resurrects from the margins a man of forbidding character with a near impenetrable mind; an uncelebrated stalwart whose contributions have languished behind the reputations of those with greater charm. Deftly and often very directly, Basu locates V.P. Menon in the midst of fascinating dynamics featuring race, power, constitutionalism, and anställda animosities, making a long overdue contribution to our knowledge of the men and minds that shaped Indian independence and its democratic destiny.

    MANU S. PILLAI

    In his long and influential career, V.P. Menon was a prime mover in the most crucial manoeuvres leading to the partition, independence and the integration of India. This first full-length biography – thoroughly researched and lucidly written – restores him to his place in histor

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    C. S. Lakshmi

    Indian feminist writer (born 1944)

    C. S. Lakshmi

    Ambai

    Born1944
    Coimbatore,
    Madras Province,
    British India
    (now Tamil Nadu, India)
    Pen nameambai
    OccupationAuthor, researcher of women's studies
    LanguageTamil, English
    NationalityIndian
    EducationPhD
    Alma materJawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
    Period1962–present
    GenreShort story, novel, novella
    SubjectWomen, Feminism
    Notable worksSiragukal Muriyum
    Veetin mulaiyil oru samaiyalarai
    Kaatil Oru Maan
    Notable awardsSahitya Academy Award (2021)
    SpouseVishnu Mathur

    C. S. Lakshmi (born 1944) is an Indian feminist writer and independent researcher in women's studies from India. She writes under the pseudonym Ambai.

    Personal life

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    Lakshmi was born in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu in 1944.[1] She grew up in Mumbai and Bangalore.[citation needed] She obtained her Bachelor of Arts from Bangalore University, Mas

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