“Crisp and powerful; a ruthless exposure of monumental follies.” – Meenakshi Jain, Historian

“A searing commentary, a manifesto of sorts for the modern Indic age; forces the reader to question prevailing narratives.” – Vishnu Jain, Lawyer

“If, even after reading this scholarly and evocative work—a small masterpiece in its own right—the Hindus and the Governments of this country do not wake up to take control and address these issues, the fate of the community will sadly be akin to that of lambs being quietly led to their own slaughter.” – Vikram Sampath, Historian

“Powerfully demonstrates that Hindus were and continue to be eighth-class citizens regardless of who holds the reins of power; hope it awakens, re-awakens hearts and minds. A must-read.” – J. Sai Deepak, Advocate

Anand Ranganathan is a scientist and an author. He has written three books, all novels: The Land of the Wilted Rose, For Love and Honour, and The Rat Eater, Souffle. His forthcoming book is on India's forgotten scientists. Hindus in Hindu Rashtra is his first non-fiction book.