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About The Book

“Satta, Tushti aur Virodh” is a thought-provoking exploration of Indian politics, governance, and the constant struggle between power, appeasement, and resistance. Written with deep insight and strong conviction, the book traces how political decisions, historical choices, and ideological conflicts have shaped the destiny of India.

The author critically examines the role of Congress and its legacy from the pre-independence era to the present, highlighting both achievements and blunders that influenced the nation’s direction. Through discussions on partition, communal appeasement, and missed opportunities, the book reflects on how political short-sightedness often created long-lasting challenges.

At the same time, the narrative sheds light on the emergence of alternative political forces, grassroots movements, and the rise of new leadership that challenged the status quo. Events such as the Ram Mandir movement, CAA-NRC debates, Kashmir’s transformation, and farmers’ protests are discussed with factual analysis and ideological clarity.

The book also critiques the influence of intellectuals, NGOs, and media narratives that often distort ground realities. By questioning selective activism and misplaced sympathies, the author emphasizes the need for nationalism, accountability, and citizen responsibility.

Balanced between history, current affairs, and socio-political commentary, Satta, Tushti aur Virodh is not just a political chronicle but also a call for awakening among readers. It urges Indians to look beyond appeasement politics, recognize the value of cultural identity, and work towards a stronger and self-reliant nation.

This book is essential for readers interested in contemporary politics, history, and the ongoing battle of ideas shaping India’s future.

About The Author

Arvind Kumar Roy was born on January 1, 1957, in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh. He completed his graduation from Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, and earned his LL.B. degree from Kumaun University, Nainital. Professionally, he served in the Department of Telecommunications, Nainital, Uttarakhand.

With a lifelong passion for literature, his early exposure to Bengali poetry shaped his creative journey. Over the years, he has authored a diverse range of works, including poetry, short stories, novels, and socio-political commentaries. His published books include the Bengali poetry collection “Mrityu Chahiye” (2019), Hindi story collections “Prateeksha” (2020) and “Ye Kaisi Yatrawein” (2021), and poetry collections like “Aasha Ki Udaan” (2022). His novels such as “Anupama” (2022), “Samarpan” (2022), “Bhaagi Maa Ka Aandolan” (2023), “Neela Ganga Jal” (2023), and “Videsh Ka Adhikar” (2024) showcase his versatility.

In addition, he has written historical and contemporary reflections, including “Vishwajeet Balidanion” (2022), a tribute to freedom fighters, and “Corona Ek Darpan” (2023), based on real incidents. His autobiography, “Maa Ka Vanvas” (2024), reveals personal experiences with emotional depth.

Arvind Kumar Roy’s works are recognized for their authenticity, sharp observations, and deep concern for society and the nation. Through his writings, he continues to inspire readers to reflect, question, and embrace values of resilience, culture, and humanity.