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Bohm provides a powerful picture of a people confronting life’s challenges and struggling, often in revolutionary ways, for social fulfillment.

Bohm brings to the book not only political insight, cultural sensitivity, and knowledge of recent Indian history, but also the verbal strength and eye for detail of a trained poet. At the same time, he unflinchingly criticizes and analyzes the roots of chronic western misconceptions of India.