Description
The Dusk is the fifth and last book in the five-book series called Marathon Race to Acche Din. The series centres on Narendra Das Modi as the Prime Minister of India and his party, the BJP, which came to power through a majority mandate in 2014. After the BJP formed the NDA government, the country has seen the resurgence of Hindutva nationalism fanned by the Sangh Parivar, particularly by the RSS—the fountainhead of the BJP. The impact of Hindutva nationalism on the socio-economic and socio-political landscape of the country is there for all to see, and I have been pretty vocal in this series about the Hindutva politics of Hindu Rashtra which is against the Constitution of India. Everyone has to evolve with the changing times and accept that the past cannot be rewritten. Any attempt to saddle-up or ring-fence the millennial generation would cause the dam to burst beyond repair! Kanhaiya Kumar, a former president of JNU Students’ Union speaks the voice of the millennium when he said, “I am a millennial boy. I will decide my morality and ethics. The definition of my body and my rights is decided by me… we will talk about our fundamental rights.”
About The Author
Mrs. Phidalia Toi was born on the 30th September 1957 to Mr. Beneson Chen, a carpenter and Mrs. Levinlis Toi, a Primary School teacher. She is the second of seven siblings. She had a humble beginning, born to a poor but a very pious family. However, this did not limit her ambitions nor could it stop her from achieving her goals; instead it taught her not to take anything for granted. Right at a very tender age she showed her love and interest for books. She is diligent and hardworking. Her desire for knowledge was cut short by circumstances when she had to leave studies halfway to earn a living. But with sheer hard work, strong will and total dedication, she completed her SSLC board exams as a private candidate. For two years she managed the muster roll in the PWD office at Jowai in Meghalaya.
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