Born in 1988 in Uttar Pradesh, Tripurdaman read politics and international studies at the University of Warwick, and subsequently earned an MPhil in modern South Asian studies and a PhD in history from the University of Cambridge. It follows the sixteen days of debate that led up to it, the people that created it, the great battle waged against it and the immense consequences it has had for Indian democracy.

TRIPURDAMAN SINGH is a British Academy postdoctoral fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London. It’s a book I would keep as one of the MASTERPIECES ON MY BOOKSHELF. The title is exactly what the book talks about & the cover is eye-catching with the then PM, his body language saying a lot & the building saying the rest. Written in a fairly simple language with perfect bifurcations, this is one elaborate, informative read. The book, 268 pages of information, is divided in 7 Chapters with interesting titles. What was the socio-political scenario at that time & the reasons which led to this❓This book talks about all that with factual proof & a lot more.Īs far as I can remember, I read about the CONSTITUTION, our FUNDAMENTAL Duties & Principles, RIGHTS. The 1st amendment of The Constitution Of India happened within 16 days.Why❓❓ It came into effect on 26th Jan.1950 after 3years of work. #qotd Are you aware that India’s constitution is over 30 times as long as the US’❓

current affairs especially the political scenario in your country❓ Tripurdaman Singh is the author of Sixteen Stormy Days (4.09 avg rating, 267 ratings, 78 reviews), Nehru (3.87 avg rating, 103 ratings, 13 reviews), Impe. #qotd Do you like being up-to-date w.r.t.

Sixteen stormy days