The Bell Tolls: Tomorrow's Truncated India

The Bell Tolls: Tomorrow's Truncated India, is a topical study of the messy political scene of contemporary India. In contents and thought it is substantially different from run-of-the-mill political tracts most of which tend to ignore and twin formidable threats of Islamic terrorism and impending demographci crisis to the unity of Indian nation. Not many Indians know that Christian Europe is heading for a demographic disaster which could destroy its Christian identity.
About Author :
The author, Mr.R.K. Ohri, is a former Inspector General of Police, endowed with an academic bent of mind and aptitude for research. He is author of a somewhat controversial book, Long March of Islam, which was well received in academic circles as an important addition to the literature on militant Islam. During his distinguished career in Indian Police Service, he taught for three years important subjects like internal security, terrorism and law and order in the Internal Security Academy of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) at Maount Abu (Rajasthan).
Contents :
Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Demography as Destiny Warnings from Census 2001 Doctoring Population Data Terminator Tsunami Growing Ungovernability of North-East Crescent Corridor Across Yadava Turf The Bell Tolls Secualr Graffit and Hindu Dilemma The Looming Threat Ahead Endnotes Appendices Index