India that is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilisation, Constitution

India, That Is Bharat by J. Sai Deepak critically examines the enduring impact of colonial thought on India's identity, culture, and constitutional framework. Structured into three sections—Coloniality, Civilisation, and Constitution—the book explores how European colonial powers imposed their worldview, leading to a lasting influence on Indian society and governance. Deepak argues that this "coloniality" persists post-independence, affecting India's self-perception and legal structures. By analyzing historical narratives and constitutional developments, the author advocates for a decolonized approach that reconnects with India's civilizational ethos. This thought-provoking work invites readers to reconsider India's past and its implications for the nation's future.