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book seems to intend to justify the roots of colonialism. Would love to see sai deepak or sanjeev sanyal respond to the theme/review this book. ======= To raise a fallen people: How 19th century Indians saw their world and shaped ours

Don't flamebait, if you can't handle the response.

Nope, this was the map before british intervention began. mughal empire had already declined. without british intervention, rest of the remaining white areas would have been taken care of.

19 The British justified this disgusting practice with the blatant lie that Hindu women in the Chakla system belonged to a “prostitute” class or caste. But prostitutes were never treated as outcastes by Hindus Such a caste never existed & was created to malign Hindu society. 20 Shockingly...

10 But British soldiers were not subject to any such exams for signs of STDs. The excuse was that soldiers would feel “brutalized & violated” by such exams. Yet it was fine for them to brutalize, violate & infect helpless Indian victims forced into the Chakla brothels. 11 The women in Chaklas...

1 The British Empire’s long list of crimes against Bharat includes slavery, racism, religious intolerance, plunder, & more. But did you know that the British systematically forced 1000s of Indian women to become sex slaves under the guise of “prostitution” for their soldiers? 2 In 1898...

Repurposing an Old Thread, to record any new evidences of lesser known facts of British Rule in India.