Indira Gandhi, the 'emergency' , and Indian democracy

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South Asian Studies and Diaspora South Asian Studies and Conflicts Indian Economic and Social Development

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Preface 1. Home & School 2. College 3. Among the Pathans 4. Back home in Delhi 5. The Delhi School of Economics 6. British Guyana 7. The Institute of Economic Growth 8. The Prime Minister's Office 9. The Bangladesh Crisis 10. Mrs Gandhi, Bhutto, and the Simla Agreement 11. The 'Emergency' 12. The Takeover of Sikkim 13. My Experience of the Emergency 14. From Marorji Desai to the End of Indira Gandhi

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