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    <title>The past was never obedient</title>
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    <namePart>Reviewed by Amritesh Mukherjee</namePart>
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    <extent>30(7-8), Jul-Sep, 2025: p.14-15</extent>
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  <abstract>Indian: 5,000 years of history on the subcontinent by Audrey Trusehke, Princeton University   press, 2025 712 p0p. Rs. 1299 (HB) ISBN 9780691277424. 


Trusehke books is an overhand of histories perspective, discarding the rules centric, dynasty obsessed models that have shaped Indian historiography over the centuries, both colonial and nationals. In their place, she pushes the petiole, their language, their excision, and their erasures into the foreground the sweep of her inquiry across caste, class, gender, language faith social mobility memory, and statecraft refuses to confine itself to a single inter preparative frame. –Reproduced   </abstract>
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