“Once in a generation, a book comes along that has the possibility of changing the course of a civilization. Snakes in the Ganga is that book. It offers profound insights on the dangerous trajectory of Critical Social Justice theories and untested moral orthodoxies born in the West when exported to other cultures. Snakes in the Ganga is our best hope of pushing back on illiberalism, recentering truth as our North Star, and changing the course of our civilization.”
Peter Boghossian, Founding Faculty Fellow, University of Austin, June 2022 (Excerpt from the foreword to the book)
“A fascinating and original contribution of Snakes in the Ganga is the elaborate detail on Harvard’s sprawling network of influence that permeates national borders, including those of India. This seminal work makes the unabashedly provocative statement that contrary to Indians’ notion that India is guru to the world, in reality it is Harvard that is the guru. Even the Indian government’s policies are influenced by it. The information revealed provokes further inquiry into the role of the Indian billionaires and intellectuals that are sponsoring some of Harvard’s research, education, and outreach. The book does not blame anyone; but we should dig deeper on our own to find out more. I found the billionaire involvement to be the most important revelation and urge them to take this in the right spirit as independent input for their own benefit. Snakes in the Ganga is a path-breaking book. I urge every Indian with a genuine concern and love for the country to read this breathtakingly original book and organize a counter-movement in response to these Breaking India forces. Being pro-active is more important than re-active.”
R. Vaidyanathan, Professor of Finance (Retd.) Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, June 2022 (Excerpt from the foreword to the book)
The book can be purchased from Amazon India – Hardcover Rs. 617/-; Kindle Edition Rs. 449/-
