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About The Book

“”From Red to Saffron: The 100 Years Evolution of RSS in Janjatiya Bharat”” delves into the intricate history of India’s Janjatiya communities and their enduring bond with the rest of Indian society, examining the challenges posed by British colonialism, Maoist movements, and Christian missionary efforts to create division. This insightful narrative highlights the pivotal role played by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in fostering unity and empowerment among these communities.
As the RSS celebrates its centenary, the book presents a comprehensive overview of its initiatives in education, healthcare, and community development, showcasing how the organization has worked tirelessly to uplift the most marginalized sections of society. Through engaging anecdotes and rigorous research, *From Red to Saffron* not only chronicles the evolution of the RSS but also emphasizes its commitment to bridging societal gaps, making it an essential read for anyone interested in India’s social fabric and the dynamics of nationalism.

About The Author

Dr. Pankhuri is a dedicated researcher specializing in the healthcare of tribal women in Jharkhand. Her inspiration to work for tribal communities stems from her childhood, having been raised amidst the tribal populations of Jharkhand. She has contributed significantly to the field through several books and journals, both national and international, focusing on Janjatiy communities. Besides her research, Dr. Pankhuri is trained in Krav Maga, a form of self-defense, showcasing her commitment to empowerment and safety. She is also known as a nationalist thinker, deeply passionate about the welfare and rights of her people.