Gujarat, the making of a tragedy
By: edited by Siddharth Varadarajan.
Contributors: Varadarajan, Siddharth.
Publisher: Penguin Books
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New Delhi; New Yoek. NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 459
Subjects: Communalism -- India -- Gujarat; Riots -- India -- Gujarat; Hindus -- India -- Gujarat; Muslims -- India -- Gujarat; Gujarat (India) -- Ethnic relations
Description: Contributed articles and analysis of media reports on the Gujarat tragedy.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The carnage at Godhara / Jyoti Punwani; title: A licence to kill : patterns of violence in Gujarat / Nandini Sundar; title: Narratives from the killing fields; title: When guardians betrays : the role of the police / Teesta Setalvad; title: An open letters to my fellow police officers / Vibhuti Narain Rai; title: Nothing new? : women as victims / Barkha Dutt, PUCL-Vadodara and Shanti Abhiyan; title: Adivasis and dalits tribals voice and violence / G.N. Devy; title: The violence in Gujarat and the dalits / Mohandas Namishray; title: The truth hurts : Gujarat and the role of the media / Siddharth Varadarajan, Rajdeep Sardesai, PUCL-Vadodara/Shanti abhiyan, Anil Chamaria; title: Little relief, no rehabilitation / People's Union for Democratic Rights; title: Apart, yet a part : ghettorization, trauma; title: and some rays of hope; title: The elusive quest for justice : Delhi 1984 to Gujarat 2002 / Vrinda Grover; title: India's reaction to international concern / A.G. Noorani; title: The dialogue of Vali Gujarati and Hanumanji / Ranjana Argrade; title: Genocide of the idea of Gujarat / Shail Mayaram; title: The pathology of Gujarat / Achyut Yagnik; title: Caste, Hindutva, and the making of mob culture / Ghanshyam Shah; title: The VHP needs to hear the condemnation of the Hindu middle ground / Ramachandra Guha; title: Where will it end? / Mahasweta Devi; title: NM and Kalinga? thrice impossible, brother Gill / Prakash N. Shah; title: Just another day in Ahmedabad / Gurpal Singh; title: I salute you Geetaben / Siddharth Varadarajan.