RNP Singh is former Director of India First Foundation, New Delhi and Managing Editor of two widely acclaimed Journals Eaternal India and Chirantan Bharat (Hindi). RNP Singh has written number of books including Riots & Wrongs, Bangladesh Decoded, ISI Ka Atank, Pakistan Ki Haquiqat (both in Hindi) and the latest Nehru : A Troubled Legacy (2015). His works have won wide recognition for their uniform excellence.

He is a former officer of the Intelligence Bureau, Government of India. His distinguished service credentials earned him a coveted President’s Police Medal, Indian Police Medal, the Sukriti and Kautilya awards.

The present book, Patel : Unifier of Modern India, is the outcome of RNP Singh’s sustained research effort. He has factually, objectively and comprehensively presented Patel’s spirit and work with a view to presenting before readers in the service of this land of many unsolved problems.
RNP Singh was a Senior Fellow at the Vivekananda International Foundation, a think tank, New Delhi.

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क्षेत्रीय पार्टियों और गठबंधन की राजनीति का उदय तथा इसके खतरे भारत में बहुदलीय व्यवस्था है। अनुमान है कि आजादी के बाद से भारत में 2100 से अधिक पंजीकृत राजनीतिक �...

Rise of Regional Parties and Coalition Politics and its Pitfalls India has a multi-party system. It is estimated that over 2100 registered political parties have appeared in India since the Independence. Now, only six national political parties and 30 regional political parties are active in both Central and state...

Fifty-Fourth Death Anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the First Prime Minister of India It is over fifty years that Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru passed away and his ashes, as he had wished, were flown and scattered all over the lands and heights of Himalayas and immersed in the Ganges to mingle with the earth and water of the country he love...

भारतीय राजनीति में गठबंधन काल का आरंभ आधुनिक भारत में संसदीय और राष्ट्रपति आधारित लोकतंत्र राजनीतिक पार्टियों की उपस्थिति में ही क�...

Dawn of the Coalition Era in Indian Politics Parliamentary and presidential democracies in modern India can function only with the presence of political parties. Constitutionally, India is a quasi-federal structure with a parliamentary form of government. The heterogeneous nature of Indian soci...

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Maharaja Ranjit Singh: The Rise of the Sikh Empire and The Military History of The Punjab Ranjit Singh was the most adventurous, audacious, and sagacious ruler of the Indian subcontinent since Chandragupta Maurya. Like the Kohinoor he wore, he was a gem among rulers. He rose like a bright and brief firmament when India became a part of th...

Durand Line: Did India Fail Frontier Gandhi? ‘You have thrown us to the wolves!’ these words by Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan will continue to haunt the nation for decades to come. In the story of India’s freedom struggle, he was one of the bravest. A martyr. Yet he and his Pakhtun brothers wer...

Politics of Opportunism: Regional Parties, Coalitions, Centre-State Relations In India With over 2000 political parties registered with the Election Commission and national parties no longer being able to garner a simple majority, the rules of the game of politics in India are fast changing. There is little doubt that coalition governm...

Sardar Patel, Unifier of Modern India, by RNP Singh Vallabhbhai Patel (1875-1950) left his mark not only on the map of India but also on the minds of her people. He is said to have bequeathed the idea of an integrated India to the nation, and is often called the ‘Iron Man’, with an uncanny foresig...

Modi and the World: The Ring View Inside Out; Ed. by Yamini Chowdhury and Anusua Diya Chowdhury; Bloomsbury Publishers; New Delhi; Pages 317; Price Rs. 499 Two years two months, 51 foreign trips on six of the seven continents of the world which covered 42 countries and included UN General Assembly meetings and scores of multilateral engagements; the debutant Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stirred the ...

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