A Monument for Mr. Jinnah

Author: Prafulla Goradia

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Publisher Prints Publications Pvt Ltd
Publication Year 2026
ISBN-13 9789366976761
E-ISBN 9789366970745
Binding Hard back
Number of Pages 168 Pages
Language English
Edition 1st
Dimension (Inches) 6.25"*9.25"
Weight (Grams) 442
Subject Political Science
Category Society & Social Sciences

About the Books

This book delivers a bold and unflinching re-examination of Partition, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, and India’s civilisational destiny. Challenging inherited narratives, it asks a question few dare to confront: Was the tragedy of Partition also a turning point that enabled India’s resurgence?

Blending history, philosophy, and political analysis, the author traces the long arc of the subcontinent—from early medieval invasions and prolonged civilisational conflict to colonial rule and independence. Jinnah emerges not just as a nationalist leader, but as a figure whose personal ambition reshaped the fate of the region, often with unintended consequences.

The book contrasts India’s civilisational continuity and democratic ascent with Pakistan’s troubled political and cultural trajectory, arguing that while Partition caused immeasurable suffering, it also cleared the path for a more cohesive Indian national life.

Written with clarity and moral urgency, this is neither tribute nor indictment, but a reckoning—urging readers to move beyond sentimentality and ideology to confront history as it is.

For readers interested in history, geopolitics, and civilisational thought, this book is provocative, unsettling, and impossible to ignore

Prafulla Goradia

Prafull Goradia, born in Bombay on 27th March 1937, is a specialist of the tea industry, having worked with the biggest tea-brokers in the world and latest in his own business. He later made the conscious and resolute decision to quite a comfortable existence to enter the uncertain world of politics, his real passion and constant calling since his adolescence. Elected to Parliamentary in 1998, as a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), he intervened in several important matters that came up for discussion, making several significant speeches on contemporary Issues, participating in debates and contributing to policy making. Prafull Goradia, has penned several books: Profiles of Tea, Dear Editor, The Saffron Book, Hindu Masjids, Muslim League’s Unfinished Agenda, Anti-Hindus and Saga of India Tea, Fly me to the Moon (Bloomsbury India), Krishna Rajya (Bloomsbury India) Saffron Awakening, had Patel been Prime Minister, Jinnah, helped Hindus, Population Exchange. He has also written over 500 articles on issues of both national and global significance. His letters to editors of national dailies, numbering over 2,800are useful for transporting contemporary readers over a period of modern India’s Political journey. He presides over. The Indian School in Delhi, which has earned a reputation for offering modern education entwined with traditional Indian ethos

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Contents

Page

1

Jinnah’s Hindu History

1

2

To England in Youth

8

3

Return as a Brown Englishman

15

4

Gandhi, Jinnah and the Turning Point

26

5

Grandfather Dharamdas, Ahmed Ali Jinnah and His Older Brother

51

6

Dead End and Polarization

61

7

Call from The Muslim League

73

8

The Two Nation Theory

89

9

Direct Action and the Crown

106

10

Dacca, Ziarat and the End

118

11

Partition’s Unintended Gift — India, Pakistan, and the Burden of an Idea

126

12

Did Social Memory Drive Jinnah to Create Pakistan?

133

13

Presidential Address by Mohammad Ali Jinnah to the Muslim League  at Lahore, March 22, 1940

141

14

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on Jinnah’s Demand

156

15

Jinnah’s 1948 Dhaka Speech—Triggering Pakistan’s Dismemberment

163

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